Rune of Revenge

Rune of Revenge tells the story of a man and his wolf companion who must tread through different dimensions to avenge his family. The man uses a rune, within it the soul of the wolf, to summon the wolf or even turn into a beast in times of need.

I've been working on this game solo for a couple of months so all I will be doing is adding stuff to it:
-Creating a wolf companion that aids the player in times of need.
-Creating a fully functioning playable werewolf.
-Creating a directional hit-based reaction system
-Improving unarmed combat liquidity
-Creating functionality for two-handed/heavy weapons
-Making combat more "fun"

I've been learning game development for almost exactly a year now. The project uses some assets that I created, and some that I purchased. But all logic is created/implemented by me.

**Note from CodeDay Team: a lot of this project was made before CodeDay. That is allowed, just take into account what was done this weekend vs already existing. (Everything done during Codeday is listed above & in the video)

-Setting up the wolf companion and the werewolf player were both far harder than I anticipated. Both required rigorous amounts of work to get looking decent. (Especially the werewolf player). I literally stayed up till sunrise on both Friday and Saturday nights to get everything done.
-Setting up the brain of the wolf companion was tricky since I needed it to follow the player and attack an enemy on site.
-Also, summoning the wolf was so annoying because my "do-once" node wouldn't do once, which pissed me off causing me to watch an entire movie before I continued work again.
-The directional hit-based system took some thinking but eventually got it running after reading some documentation.
-Creating the functionality for two-handed weapons took me a bit of time because I needed a way for the game to know if a weapon is a "two-handed weapon" or not, I eventually stuck to using booleans on both the weapon and the player to interact with each other.