🐱 Cat Endless Runner

Originally Developed: 26 April 2026 Engine: Unreal Engine 5.6 Platform: Windows / Android Prototype

About the Game

Cat Endless Runner is a 3D endless runner prototype developed in Unreal Engine 5.6 using Blueprint Visual Scripting. The project was originally created on 26 April 2026 as part of my Unreal Engine learning journey and is now being published to showcase my earlier game development work.

Take control of a fast-moving cat as you run through an endless environment, avoid obstacles, collect coins, and try to survive for as long as possible. As your score increases, the game gradually becomes more challenging, testing your timing and reflexes.

Gameplay Features

• 🏃 Endless procedurally generated gameplay
• 🚧 Dynamic obstacle spawning
• 🪙 Coin collection system
• 📈 Distance and score tracking
• ⚡ Increasing gameplay difficulty
• 💀 Collision-based game over system
• 🎮 Blueprint-driven gameplay systems
• 📱 Android prototype support

Controls

PC

• Move Left – A / Left Arrow
• Move Right – D / Right Arrow
• Jump – Space
• Pause – Esc (if available)

Android

Use the on-screen touch controls.

Development Information

• Engine: Unreal Engine 5.6
• Gameplay Framework: Blueprint Visual Scripting
• Original Development Date: 26 April 2026
• Developer: ABIKARTHICK

Asset Attribution

Some visual environment assets used in this prototype originated from Unity's Endless Runner Sample Game and were imported into Unreal Engine (FBX format) for educational and portfolio purposes.

All gameplay systems, Blueprint logic, mechanics, game flow, and Unreal Engine implementation were developed independently.

Project Purpose

This project represents one of my early Unreal Engine prototypes and helped me learn:

• Blueprint gameplay architecture
• Procedural level generation
• Gameplay flow design
• Object spawning systems
• Collision handling
• UI integration
• Score and progression systems

Although this prototype was originally completed on 26 April 2026, it is being published now as part of documenting my game development portfolio and sharing the projects that contributed to my learning journey.

Thank you for playing! Feedback and suggestions are always appreciated.