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Elephant in the Room is a top-down 2D puzzle game inspired by titles such as Untitled Goose Game (2019) and Thank Goodness You’re Here (2024). In this game, you play as an office worker who goes throughout there day living as the animal idiom of each set of tasks the player is doing. For example, there was a planned moment in the game where the player causes a large disruption and causes a crowd of people to set their attention on them, turning the player into an Elephant in the Room.

Elephant in the Room is developed in Unity as part of my Games II course at The College of New Jersey. I was the sole programmer on this project and also assisted in handling the organization of the project via GitHub. Through this project, I have created a dynamic task system and interaction system that work together to drive the player goal tracker. Effectively, this is an "achievements" system that gets triggered when the player completes specific tasks. However, the task completions are used to drive progression through the levels as seen in the video. It is fully programmed in C# in Unity and uses libraries such as CineMachine and A* Pathfinding Project by Aron Granberg.