# Game Styles

- [Third Person Shooter Style](https://julhiecio.gitbook.io/ju-tps-documentation/game-development/game-styles/third-person-shooter-style.md): It's the default style of the JU TPS
- [First Person Shooter Style](https://julhiecio.gitbook.io/ju-tps-documentation/game-development/game-styles/first-person-shooter-style.md): This style uses a Camera FPS and the Player is always locked towards the camera.
- [Top Down Style](https://julhiecio.gitbook.io/ju-tps-documentation/game-development/game-styles/top-down-style.md): This style of play is characterized by the position and angle of the camera, which is positioned at the top of the scenario.
- [2.5D Sidescroller Style](https://julhiecio.gitbook.io/ju-tps-documentation/game-development/game-styles/2.5d-sidescroller-style.md): The game style is characterized by the lateral view and two-dimensional control, like a 2D game but with 3D graphics.
- [Important Info About Cross-Plataform](https://julhiecio.gitbook.io/ju-tps-documentation/game-development/game-styles/important-info-about-cross-plataform.md): The way the system controls the player's aim is different according to the platform, TopDown and Sidescroller styles that don't use the camera to orient the aim system, so you have to adapt:


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