The team were tasked with creating a set of three games that would require pattern recognition and object spotting, and were divided into small teams to produce them. I was in charge of designing gameplay and creating the assets needed for one of these three games. After initial research into Nystagmus and spot-the-difference type games, I proceeded to design a game which would have players find hidden objects generated amongst a 3D scene. After liaising with the team, we created an overarching theme and narrative connecting the three games of a burger truck owner selling drinks and burgers (two of the three minigames) who comes home and must tidy the house after a long days work (the third hidden objects game); the last idea being the one I proposed and worked on. By making the game 3D we could change lighting to test to see how much darkness impacted the time it would take players to find the hidden objects; additionally a 3D game allowed borderline endless test levels as the objects would never spawn in the same place every time. In total, besides the background scene I modelled and textured, I also created 8 objects that could be hidden randomly in the scene. Below you will see screenshots of gameplay for the game I created, as long as a video of one of the early test builds, created prior to all assets being polished and finalised.