Unlike my previous projects, the idea for this game did not come from me. Rather, my professor had assigned us to make a golf game consisting of nine levels, but we had to design our own levels and a few of the obstacles. While creating the levels, I centered them around an obstacle or multiple obstacles, to demonstrate how they would impact the ball and how the player would try to strategize maneuvering around an obstacle. A few examples of obstacles that I created were a launch pad that launched the ball upwards, a cannon that shot at the ball, and a rabbit that separated into multiple pieces after getting hit, preventing the player from immediately hitting the ball after it stopped. I also decided to make the beginning levels somewhat easy with straight forward paths and basic obstacles, with levels later on being more difficult and centered around certain obstacles such as the obstacles mentioned earlier. While designing the levels, I also considered the mechanic of aiming and shooting the ball while making levels, by making sure the player’s ball doesn’t get stuck in a hard to access place or go off map, which would render the level unbeatable. Initially for the first level, I did a simple blockout to get an idea of what I wanted the level to look like and where I wanted the obstacles to go.