Designing my 2D First Person Game!

I'm planning a 2D first person adventure game at the moment. Inspired by 'Snatcher' on the Sega CD.Similar perspective but with on screen interaction via the mouse rather than the menu system it employed as you can see in this explainer video. I'm looking for some high-level advise on how this would be achieved. 

In English is difficult to explain. If you don't want a 360° turn you have to put action areas on your scene to switch to another scene (Myst-style). Easy enough. You can start every action immediately too. 

Its another troll mate
exact same message 2 years ago
http://www.adventurecreator.org/forum/discussion/3657/2d-fir...

Ok, I don't know. I'm on the same way to think about a first person game, so I didn't see evil traps

Aye same link to advids place again same as the other poster. Wasn't 100% sure it was a bot, but this confirms they are both bots or at least human spam bots with copy/paste templates.

I wasted my time looking for templates lol.. then I noticed the "but I'd like to stick to Unity if possible. " and thought, wtf

But nevertheless it's an interesting question! First person games are not typical for Visionaire!

Wenn der Bot weg ist, kann ich ja auch auf Deutsch weiterschreiben *lol*

Simple answer being that it's 2D & not 3D, so any turning/transition animations between different perspectives of a scene will never look very good compared to creating a first person game in a 3D engine. About the only thing that will look relatively nice is using transition movies you generated in the 3D graphics application that you are creating the artwork for your game with. The only problem is that playing a video doesn't seem to be seemless in VS, there's a slight delay before it switches back to the playable scene or something - I forget the exact issue.

While VS isn't really designed for first person point & click games they are possible, providing you use videos for transitions or don't mind instantly snapping or using a fade transition to change to a new perspective of the same scene.

P.S: SimonASA created 2 options for his ASA & Catyph games. You can choose to play the transition videos between each scene or you can have it instantly change to the next scene.

Most "walking simulators" have only a blending sequence between two stage pictures. A real walking animation is a lot of work. And, because I have to animate the whole screen, it would be huge!

1st person you just need empty character then its pretty much the same as any other game
I don't use the command system, I usually just use the cursor enter or leave events to control the cursor graphic..

This is a simple 1st person piano..
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7lboegee7imv3ow/keyboard1.zip?dl=0
don't use V5.. I think the sound files are mp3  only a few keys work.. probably needs v3.7... aggghhh