To learn how to launch physics based objects along a spline and to set up an aiming system that allows the player to move the crosshair freely within the bounds of the screen, similar to the way aiming works in Lost Planet Extreme Condition and Resident Evil 4 by Capcom.

Additionally, I learned how to create 2 separate game modes in one game. This will come in handy with later projects.

To learn about multiplayer replication in Unreal Engine 5 and how to properly set up character select, each with different sounds, animations, etc.

Because I couldn’t wait any longer to start working with zombies. Zombies got me here…Aside from that, to step into full motion and 3D environments. I want to create a fast paced isometric zombie extraction co-op rescue game inspired by Sega’s The House of The Dead and Transistor by Supergiant Games.

To learn how to launch physics based objects along a spline and to set up an aiming system that allows the player to move the crosshair freely within the bounds of the screen, similar to the way aiming works in Lost Planet Extreme Condition and Resident Evil 4 by Capcom.

Additionally, I learned how to create 2 separate game modes in one game, which means later projects get to have more than one game mode. Learning to build these mechanics from the ground up will come in handy with later projects and ensure that the mechanic gets better and smoother as my experience grows.

Yes. Koakanut X Kraken is the favorite video game of one of the characters in Project V12. Koakanut X Kraken is a “fake game.” It is connected to Project V12 by way of being a video game within the world of Project V12.

The game is in Alpha stage as far as 9/28/25. It will be available for play in Early Access after adequate polishing and bug fixing. It will be available on Windows at launch and might become available on Android and IOS if somehow there is demand.

Yes. This is another game inside of the world where the story of Project V12 is taking place. There is another V12 character that really likes this game and is very good at it.

Not yet. Currently the mechanics and assets are in place, but the game has no structure built into it and has not yet even been cooked or packaged. This one is a long way off but a necessary step in the process.

Of course. Readers will be able to learn who likes this game at some point in Project V12.

Once the demo is ready.