Drift Cops is an adrenaline-fueled, arcade-style precision drifting game. Beat your scores, gain money and buy new cars while you drift through the desert with style.  

• Infinity gameplay
• Car shop
• Playable on all platforms (PC, Android, iOS)
• Responsive display for Desktop and Mobile
• 3D game created on Construct 3
• Well implemented, organized and cleaned code, easy to modify
• Pre-implemented ADS
• The game is ready to be published

 

• Construct 3 Source File(.c3p) IMPORTANT: Mikal’s 3D Object Plugin is required to open the project in Construct 3. Get the plugin for free Here
• HTML5 files(Ready to use)
• Documentation(How to)
• Promote Images(Cover arts, icon and screenshots)

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Drift Cops - 3D HTML5 Racing Game

1. Concept and Gameplay

• Theme: Police chase and drifting in urban environments.
• Objective: Evade police cars while drifting to earn points and reach checkpoints.
• Gameplay: Navigate through city streets, drifting around corners to avoid obstacles and police pursuit.

2. Development Environment

• Construct 3: Use Construct 3’s visual scripting and event system for game development.
• HTML5 Output: Export the game as HTML5 for compatibility across web browsers and devices.

3. Game Components

• Main Menu: Start game, access settings, view high scores.
• Game Levels: Progress through levels with increasing difficulty and different environments.
• Police Pursuit AI: Implement AI for police cars that chase the player.
• Checkpoint System: Reach checkpoints within a time limit to progress.

4. User Interface (UI/UX Design)

• HUD (Heads-Up Display): Display score, time remaining, and current speed.
• Controls: Use keyboard or touch controls for steering and drifting.
• Pause Menu: Allow players to pause the game, adjust settings, or resume gameplay.

5. 3D Graphics and Animation

• Environment Design: Create 3D urban landscapes with streets, buildings, and dynamic elements.
• Car Models: Design and integrate 3D models for player and police cars.
• Animations: Include animations for drifting, police car movements, and collisions.

6. Game Mechanics

• Drifting Physics: Implement realistic drifting mechanics for player car handling.
• Power-Ups (Optional): Include power-ups such as speed boosts or temporary invincibility.
• Damage System: Track and display damage from collisions with obstacles or police cars.

7. Sound and Effects

• Soundtrack: Include background music and sound effects (e.g., engine sounds, police sirens).
• Feedback Effects: Provide auditory feedback for drifting, collisions, and power-up activation.

8. Settings and Customization

• Difficulty Levels: Adjust game difficulty based on player skill or progression.
• Visual Settings: Offer options to adjust graphics quality or enable/disable effects.
• Controls Customization: Allow players to customize key bindings or touch controls.

9. Integration with Construct 3 Features

• Events System: Define game logic and interactions using Construct 3’s visual scripting.
• Asset Management: Import and manage 3D models, textures, and audio assets.
• Export Options: Export the game as HTML5 for web deployment.

10. Testing and Debugging

• Browser Compatibility: Test the game on various web browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, etc.).
• Performance Testing: Ensure smooth gameplay and optimize resource usage.
• Bug Fixes: Address any issues or bugs identified during testing.

11. Documentation and Support

• User Guide: Provide instructions on how to play the game and navigate menus.
• Developer Documentation: Document game mechanics, asset usage, and event logic for future reference.
• Support: Offer contact information for technical support or feedback.

12. Publishing

• Prepare Assets: Design promotional materials, including screenshots and a game trailer if applicable.
• Game Description: Write an engaging description for the game on platforms like itch.io or your own website.
• Release: Publish the game and monitor user feedback for potential updates and improvements.