Reaction timing
A random signal starts the duel, with a penalty for shooting early.
UNITY / WEBGL REACTION-DUEL MVP
Deadlock
Reaction Duel.
A browser-based Phase 1 prototype centred on a signal-based reaction duel.
My contributionWhat I worked
What I worked
on.
For this Unity WebGL client prototype, I implemented the reaction timing, random draw signal, early-shot penalty, computer-controlled opponent, and win/loss flow.
I also worked on the gameplay UI, menus, shooting animation, muzzle flash, hit feedback, audio integration, and WebGL build.
ScopeWhere the
Where the
work stopped.
This was Phase 1 of a client project: a single duel against a computer-controlled opponent, with no progression and no meta systems. The goal was to prove the loop, not to ship a game.
- The brief and the final sign-off came from the client. I built the Unity side against them.
- Single-player only, so nothing here covers networking, matchmaking, or a second human player.
- The WebGL build was part of the deliverable, which kept the prototype small enough to open in a browser tab.
Gameplay video
See the duel in motion.
A short gameplay overview of the Phase 1 prototype.
Computer opponent
A computer-controlled opponent provides a single-player opponent.
Combat feedback
The duel uses animation, muzzle flash, hit feedback, and audio.
Rematch flow
Win/loss screens let the player start another duel.
- Role
- Freelance Unity Developer
- Engine
- Unity / C#
- Platform
- WebGL
- Delivery
- Phase 1 MVP
Contact
Building something like this?
I'm open to Unity roles and freelance work. Email is the fastest way to reach me, and the contact form on the homepage works too.