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No. 06/10 · Game · Mobile RPG, portrait first

Astra Tactics: Crystal Vale

Portrait mobile tactics RPG: state-driven turn-based battles, hero collection, summons and progression.

Engine
Unity 6 (URP 2D, C#)

No. 06/10Game

Astra Tactics: Crystal ValeAstra Tactics: Crystal Vale

Mobile RPG, portrait first

Engine
Unity 6 (URP 2D, C#)
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State-driven turn-based battles with player and enemy turns

Joemar Camenzuli · Set of 10

No. 06/10 · Back

Astra Tactics: Crystal Vale

What I built

  1. State-driven turn-based battles with player and enemy turns
  2. Special attacks, defending, critical hits and items
  3. Hero collection with summons and a results screen
  4. Character progression and a battle pass
Engine
Unity 6 (URP 2D, C#)
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Astra Tactics home screen: four fantasy heroes on a crystal dais above floating islands, with Tower, Arena, Raid and Survival modes and the battle pass below.

What I built

  1. State-driven turn-based battles with player and enemy turns
  2. Special attacks, defending, critical hits and items
  3. Hero collection with summons and a results screen
  4. Character progression and a battle pass
  5. Portrait-first mobile UI: home, shop, daily rewards and victory screens

Gallery

  • A turn-based battle: the hero party faces a group of monsters, with health bars and the turn order across the top.
  • Summon results: newly revealed heroes in a grid.
  • Victory screen with three stars and the rewards earned.
  • The battle pass: a track of reward tiers.
  • The shop screen with item offers.

Systems

Battle turn loopState machine
Battle turn loop: state machine diagram 7 states: PlayerSelect, PlayerResolve, EnemySelect, EnemyResolve, Check, Victory, Defeat. Starts at PlayerSelect. Ends at Victory or Defeat. 7 transitions, listed below.PlayerSelectPlayerResolveEnemySelectEnemyResolveCheckVictoryDefeatactionchosenturn endsmovechosenturn endsnext roundenemy defeatedplayer defeated Battle turn loop: state machine diagram 7 states: PlayerSelect, PlayerResolve, EnemySelect, EnemyResolve, Check, Victory, Defeat. Starts at PlayerSelect. Ends at Victory or Defeat. 7 transitions, listed below.PlayerSelectPlayerResolveEnemySelectEnemyResolveCheckVictoryDefeataction chosenturn endsmove chosenturn endsenemy defeatedplayer defeatednext round

Battle turn loop transitions. 7 states: PlayerSelect, PlayerResolve, EnemySelect, EnemyResolve, Check, Victory, Defeat. Starts at PlayerSelect. Ends at Victory or Defeat. 7 transitions, listed below.

  • From PlayerSelect to PlayerResolve when: action chosen.
  • From PlayerResolve to EnemySelect when: turn ends.
  • From EnemySelect to EnemyResolve when: move chosen.
  • From EnemyResolve to Check when: turn ends.
  • From Check to PlayerSelect when: next round.
  • From Check to Victory when: enemy defeated.
  • From Check to Defeat when: player defeated.

AI tools were used as assistants for concept art and parts of development.

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