V2

See the description on wrote on the V1 release for most of the information about the game.

As for the new stuff in this version:

• Added a pooping villager that walks around
• Made points increase after each level
• Made the shop tell you if you already bought certain items or if you do not have enough money
• Added a button in the first screen to allow you to exit the application

V1

Features:

• A title screen
• Enemies that include dirty hands, dirty water, flies, smoke from fire, and mosquitos
• Basic cutscenes for nighttime, showing the user being bitten by mosquitos or being protected by a bednet (depending on whether they purchased a bednet or not)
• Shop screen where you can purchase soap, chlorine, sandals, water filter, bednet, water jug caps, and stoves
• Game Over screen when you lose
• Touching enemies makes you lose health
• Clean water and food gives you health; dirty water and dirty food makes you lose health
• Certain enemies come out of other things (ie. mosquitos come out of uncovered water jugs, smoke comes from fire, flies come from poop)

Controls

• Up, down, left, right arrow keys to move
• Space bar to shoot
• C to switch between soap and chlorine (which are the only two things you can shoot out of your gun)

Screenshots:

When you start the .exe file up, you'll be presented with a dialog that looks like this:

You can choose to either to either run the game in full screen or in windowed mode. Full screen mode will be run if you uncheck the "Windowed" checkbox. If you decide to run the game in full screen, you can only exit out of the program by doing Alt + F4 (I have not added in-game button to exit the program yet).

Right now, with the way I set up the screen size, full screen mode and windowed mode are essentially the same, with the only difference being that windowed mode has a slightly visible window top.

The following screenshots will be showed with the Windowed mode running.

When you start up the game, you'll get to the title screen, which looks like this:

Press the green start button to start the game

The game will look like this:

The top left box will show you whether you currently have soap or chlorine selected (and the quantity of each, which will go down as you shoot). The middle shows your health and your score The right shows you the number of points you need to end the level. Currently, I have the number of points fixed to 20, but I am planning on making it so that the number of points to end the level can vary for each level. Also, currently, each level's setup is exactly the same too (which I am planning on changing too).

Shoot dirty hands with soap and shoot the dirty water source (currently only one of them) with chlorine. Avoid everything else. By the way, you can't walk through/over the water source. We're assuming that you don't have magical water-walking abilities.

Once you successfully end the level, you'll get to the shop.

You can buy whatever you can afford with your points. If you buy something, your cost will be deducted from your points. If you don't have enough money, nothing happens. Also, you can only buy multiple amounts of soap and chlorine. Everything else are one-time purchases. Trying to buy multiples of those things will do nothing.

Once you are done buying things, click on the Exit Shop button. You'll go to the "night scene", which basically shows you if you are bitten by mosquitos or not. If you have a bednet, you are not bitten by mosquitos:

Otherwise, you did not buy a bednet, you will be bitten by mosquitos and lose health:

Click the Continue button to play the "next" level. I put "next" in quotes because, as I mentioned before, it is technically the same level.

By the way, this is what it looks like if you bought all the upgrades (water jug caps, stove, water filter, sandals):

You keep playing the game until your health drops to 0 (or below), and when that happens, you'll be presented with the Game Over screen, showing your final score and having a button to go back to the title screen, where you can start the game again.

Now of course, there is lots that I am planning on adding/changing in terms of features (ie. poop coming from wandering villagers rather than just a single drop of poop, an in-game button for closing the program, and more) and in terms of cleaning up the project of unused code/content. And of course, I am planning on adding comments in the code and separate documentation for the various things used in the Unity editor.