Outrun The Void is an infinite 3D runner game developed in Unity, focused on fast-paced movement, increasing challenge, and modular gameplay systems.
The player controls a cube that must run, jump, and react to dynamically evolving obstacles while avoiding falling into the void.
This project is being developed as a personal portfolio project with an emphasis on clean architecture, scalability, and real-time gameplay mechanics.
- Infinite 3D runner with progressively increasing difficulty
- Player-controlled cube with:
- Left / Right movement
- Jump and double jump mechanics
- The game continues indefinitely until the player fails
- Uses FARLAND Skies skybox
- Custom day–night cycle system:
- Smooth transitions between sunrise, day, sunset, and night
- Dynamic movement of the sun, moon, and clouds
- Runtime sky color modulation via script
- Adaptive difficulty system:
- Obstacles become faster over time
- Obstacle shapes increase in complexity
- New obstacle types are introduced progressively
- Dynamic platforms:
- Platform position changes over time (up/down/left/right)
- Forces constant player adaptation and spatial awareness
- Camera system that smoothly follows the player to maintain readability and flow
- Modular and scalable gameplay systems
- Clear separation between player control, environment logic, and difficulty progression
- Real-time mechanics designed for extensibility and iteration
- Written entirely in C#, following Unity best practices
- Engine: Unity
- Language: C#
- Tools: Unity Editor, Git
- Platform: PC (development)
In progress
The project is actively being developed, with ongoing improvements to gameplay depth, polish, and visual feedback.