Quetzal: Path of Xolotl

The young Axolotl Quetzal is on a quest to reclaim his family’s stolen heirloom, an ancient artefact taken by thieves to a faraway lake in Mexico, a place of worship with many sunken Aztec temples and a rich history. Quetzal discovers that his stolen heirloom is related to a greater plot from the unseen enemy Xolotl and is determined to thwart his plans to break free from the land of the dead and wreak havoc on the world.

This is a group student project developed for the University of Plymouth. It represents a vertical slice/demo that takes place within an underwater Aztec temple. The player must navigate the labyrinthian 3D Metroidvania level and overcome its many challenges.

Dev Team:

Daniel Jolly – Game Designer (Level Design, Grey boxing)

Cameron Rowlands – Programmer (Core Blueprints)

Christian Ramos – Environment Artist (Modelling, Texturing)

Reece Webb – Character Artist (Modelling, Rigging, Animation)

Harry Brookes – 3D Artist (Modelling, Texturing)

Dylan Perrins – Game Designer (Management, Narrative, Gameplay, Blueprints)

Leon Rodriguez Wyatt – UI Designer (UI Art, UI Blueprints)

Dylan Hill – Sound Designer (Sound, Music)