Rum 'n' Gun

Rum 'n' Gun is a first-person action platformer with some shooting elements, set in a world where pirate ships traverse the skies and islands float above the clouds.

You and your crew, during your mighty quest in search of a legendary bottle of Rum, stumble across a mysterious storm which strands your vessel on a small island.

In this demo, you'll explore this island and its secrets, venturing in a dark underground dungeon full of traps and enemies. What is this place? What were they hiding inside?

You will then have to set sail to explore the two new levels created for this demo, using new movement mechanics such as dashing, ziplining and grappling!

Will you be able to reach that fabled bottle o' Rum?

Input Bindings

The game supports both M&K and Gamepad inputs. However, we strongly suggest playing with Mouse and Keyboard for a smoother experience. 

Action	Keyboard & Mouse	Gamepad
Walk	WASD	Left Stick
Look	Mouse	Right Stick
Shoot	Left Click	RT
Jump/Wall Jump	Space	A
Fall from Wall/Zipline	CTRL	B
Dash	Shift	LB
Grapple	Right Click (Hold)	LT (Hold)
Interact	E	X
Heal	Q	Y
Pause	Esc	Start

Don't worry, you don't have to memorize these, the game will show you useful tooltips when needed!

You can change the sensitivity settings for either mouse or gamepad from the menu whenever you want!

New: You can now also set a custom FOV!

Graphics Settings

While not strictly required, we recommend playing this game on a computer with a Discrete Graphics Card for the best experience.

The game supports 720p, 1080p, 1440p, 4K, and some other graphics options are available in the menu:

• VSync
• Anti-Aliasing
• Shadow Quality
• Motion Blur

Team Members

Rum 'n' Gun was developed in little over 3 months for the Videogame Design and Development Course at Politecnico di Milano by this incredibly talented group:

• Michele Giornetta (Team Leader & Programmer)
  
• Alessandra Palombelli (3D Artist & UI Artist)
  
• Damiano Guida (Programmer)
  
• Matteo Fiorentino (Programmer)
• Renato Gallicola (Programmer)

Known Issues

• If you get stuck during a dialogue, you can press Esc/B to exit. You should be able to try again and complete the dialogue but this bug is so rare that we couldn't replicate it properly. Anyways, completing dialogues is not mandatory to progress in the game.
• The Mac OS and Linux versions weren't tested thoroughly, so please let us know if you encounter any issues.
• With very low framerates, you many run into some troubles like a very slow walking speed. We suspect this happens because Unity's Physics solver fails to operate under a certain performance threshold. Sorry :(