First-Person Dungeon Crawler Sample (Action Game Maker)

This sample project demonstrates how to create a first-person view in Action Game Maker. It features a basic player controller and display controller that let the player navigate a 2D maze from a first-person perspective, as seen in games such as Wizardry and Eye of the Beholder.

The effect is achieved by arranging sensors in a cone pattern in front of the player. The sensors update a user database depending on whether a wall is detected, and a game object decides which sprites to display based on the database values.

This project does not use GDScript and instead relies entirely on Action Game Maker’s visual scripting system.

Credits:

The first-person sprites are OptimusDu's modified assets, based on Clint Bellanger's First Person Dungeon Crawl Art Pack. The tile set for the map is by DENZI.