Development of a 3D asymmetric online multiplayer game in Godot

Abstract

This document presents the project report of Daniel Miguel Pérez Maccari for the final project of the Video Games Design and Development degree, completed in collaboration with Margarita Gaya Hinsuk. The project details the development of a three-dimensional game using the open-source game engine Godot, with models created using Blender. The game features real-time multiplayer communication set in a museum environ ment, employing an asymmetrical distribution of roles inspired by the popular title Among Us. Every aspect of the game, including code, models, UI assets, and rigs, was developed by the students. The animations used were sourced from a copyright-free site under the CC0 license. This section of the project report focuses on the online architecture, communication, synchronization of computers, and the majority of the code implementation.