Over three months, Jisung Kim developed core dungeon gameplay systems for the NbcampUnreal/2nd-Team1-Final-Project repository, focusing on data-driven content pipelines and robust player experience. He engineered features such as a modular character class, input-driven controls, and a comprehensive inventory and weapon system, leveraging Unreal Engine, C++, and Blueprint scripting. Kim refactored data tables for scalable asset management, integrated AI perception, and implemented save/load flows to support session continuity. His work included extensive bug fixing, UI/UX improvements, and combat polish, resulting in a stable, extensible codebase that supports rapid feature delivery and reliable progression for both players and developers.
July 2025 performance summary for NbcampUnreal/2nd-Team1-Final-Project. Focused on stabilizing core gameplay and improving player experience through targeted bug fixes, balance tuning, and startup reliability improvements. Delivered data integrity fixes and accessibility enhancements to support smoother player progression and future feature work.
July 2025 performance summary for NbcampUnreal/2nd-Team1-Final-Project. Focused on stabilizing core gameplay and improving player experience through targeted bug fixes, balance tuning, and startup reliability improvements. Delivered data integrity fixes and accessibility enhancements to support smoother player progression and future feature work.
June 2025 performance snapshot for NbcampUnreal/2nd-Team1-Final-Project. The sprint delivered substantial improvements across inventory, data infrastructure, boss/level progression, combat polish, and reliability, yielding tangible business value and a scalable content pipeline. Key achievements include an overhauled Inventory System with UI improvements and relic integration, a refreshed data-tables foundation enabling dungeon assets and currency support, and robust boss/level flow enhancements with save/load support for dungeon stages. Combat and visuals were significantly polished through imported weapon/player attack animations, montage skip, trail VFX, and upgraded weapon visuals. Save/Load system and UI UX were refined to improve onboarding and session continuity, while a broad set of stability fixes reduced release risk. The work showcases strong command of Unreal Engine tooling, data-driven design, and end-user experience improvements.
June 2025 performance snapshot for NbcampUnreal/2nd-Team1-Final-Project. The sprint delivered substantial improvements across inventory, data infrastructure, boss/level progression, combat polish, and reliability, yielding tangible business value and a scalable content pipeline. Key achievements include an overhauled Inventory System with UI improvements and relic integration, a refreshed data-tables foundation enabling dungeon assets and currency support, and robust boss/level flow enhancements with save/load support for dungeon stages. Combat and visuals were significantly polished through imported weapon/player attack animations, montage skip, trail VFX, and upgraded weapon visuals. Save/Load system and UI UX were refined to improve onboarding and session continuity, while a broad set of stability fixes reduced release risk. The work showcases strong command of Unreal Engine tooling, data-driven design, and end-user experience improvements.
May 2025: Delivered a dungeon gameplay foundation and a data‑driven content pipeline for NbcampUnreal/2nd-Team1-Final-Project, enabling faster feature delivery and richer player experiences. Core features include a base dungeon character class with input‑driven control and movement animation, an enhanced interaction system, robust health/damage logic (bIsDead flag), and a full weapons system with combo attacks, weapon slots, equip animations, and Save/Load. Expanded gameplay with AI perception, item/artifact/inventory flows, and drop mechanics, plus data‑driven content via monster spawn and forest data tables. Infrastructure and navigation improvements include migrating level movement to the Game Instance, adding NavMeshVolume, frontier level/game mode, and in‑game UI enhancements. Also completed asset/data management (folder cleanup, DataTable packaging, FString→FName fixes) to improve iteration speed and data reliability. Major stability fixes covered include AnimLayerInterface usage, InteractTrace, include/blueprint reference fixes, and collision/physics tweaks. Impact: stronger, data‑driven foundation supporting ongoing content expansion, improved gameplay reliability, and faster delivery cycles for future sprints.
May 2025: Delivered a dungeon gameplay foundation and a data‑driven content pipeline for NbcampUnreal/2nd-Team1-Final-Project, enabling faster feature delivery and richer player experiences. Core features include a base dungeon character class with input‑driven control and movement animation, an enhanced interaction system, robust health/damage logic (bIsDead flag), and a full weapons system with combo attacks, weapon slots, equip animations, and Save/Load. Expanded gameplay with AI perception, item/artifact/inventory flows, and drop mechanics, plus data‑driven content via monster spawn and forest data tables. Infrastructure and navigation improvements include migrating level movement to the Game Instance, adding NavMeshVolume, frontier level/game mode, and in‑game UI enhancements. Also completed asset/data management (folder cleanup, DataTable packaging, FString→FName fixes) to improve iteration speed and data reliability. Major stability fixes covered include AnimLayerInterface usage, InteractTrace, include/blueprint reference fixes, and collision/physics tweaks. Impact: stronger, data‑driven foundation supporting ongoing content expansion, improved gameplay reliability, and faster delivery cycles for future sprints.
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