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Matthew Pickles has created initial plans, including a mind map and mood board, for a platform video game. The mood board showed brightly colored, simple games with friendly characters who collect objects. Matthew plans to incorporate these elements into the final product. The concept is a time-limited platform game where the player must reach an area while avoiding enemies and collecting items. Matthew will create a video game clip using Photoshop and Google Images. The intended audience is males ages 7 and older from skilled working class backgrounds. Matthew considered but rejected creating a gaming magazine or posters to showcase the game.
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Here is an evaluation of your research:
Strengths:
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- The interviews allowed you to get more detailed feedback and explanations to inform your design decisions.
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8. evaluation
Toni Gibson conducted research on older and newer games to inform the design of their own game. They found that newer games have more detailed storylines while older games lacked narrative. Additionally, newer games can last over an hour while older games were often very short. Gibson also surveyed people about their gaming preferences, finding that gameplay should be easy, enjoyable, and have good graphics. Based on this research, Gibson planned a pixel zombie game inspired by the film Zombieland, designing the main character after Columbus. While the basic gameplay was created, Gibson notes that adding more levels and background detail would have further improved the game.
9. video game evaluation for guardian golem
William Donne developed a unique game idea for a long time so he had clear ideas and good time management. His final game concept followed his original plans closely. While his pixel art graphics and character animation were decent, they lacked detail compared to professional games. He would have improved aspects like background detail and adding a point scoring system if given more time.
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The document outlines initial plans for a pixel game, including three potential ideas. The first idea involves an outdoor maze-style game using light colors. The second is set indoors with darker colors and action music. The third reiterates the second idea. Mood boards are analyzed, showing a repetition of colors/styles to set a bright, outdoor theme. An informal proposal describes the concept as a jumping/dodging game across levels to complete, requiring Photoshop, fonts, and Premiere Pro. Discounted ideas include an indie game and shooting game due to oversaturation in those genres.
2. initial plans
The document discusses initial plans for a game project. The author expresses a preference to create a fashion-based game rather than a video game, as they have little interest or experience with video games. They propose a game with a similar perspective to Doodle Jump where a 2D character collects items of clothing. Alternatively, they suggest a game where a pixel character or car collects clothing at different shops. A mood board is included with images of fashionable cartoon characters in bright, bold colors that could inspire the game's style.
2. initial plans (1)
The document outlines Jessie Bourke's initial plans for an animation game project. Some potential game ideas are a coin collection game or a switch and match game. Jessie is considering setting the game around defeating a boss. A mood board analysis found that most collected game images used dark colors and had cartoon-like or realistic styles. The tone of the games was often childish or included some violence. The mood board may influence the background and characters in Jessie's game. A schedule is included, outlining plans and tasks for production over 5 weeks, including research, proposal, planning, production, and evaluation. Potential research sources are also listed.
7. evaluation(2)
The document provides an evaluation of Benjamin Wincup's FMP project. It summarizes the key parts of the project including research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and feedback from peers. The feedback was generally positive about the visuals, audio, and gameplay, but suggested making the game longer, adding character selection, and making the app design more detailed. Benjamin agrees more time could have been spent making the animation longer, and disagrees with changing the gameplay to see who is being shot as that is already included.
2. initial plans
Jay Birkin plans to create a new video game to gain experience in the genre. He is considering puzzle or shooter games since they are new to him. As he is not a strong artist, he plans to make a first-person 2D game without visible characters. Puzzle games could include mazes or matching, while a shooter may involve sniping given the lack of such games. His mood board influences the dark, mysterious tone and inclusion of choice-based gameplay like in The Walking Dead game. During production, he will create backgrounds, characters, sounds, and animate everything together in Photoshop and GarageBand before reflecting on the final product.
7. evaluation
Matthew Pickles created a platform game set in a rainforest where the player character must avoid falling rocks. According to peer feedback, the animation quality was low but the design elements like the forest colors, rocks, and extra life power-up were well done. Suggested improvements included adding sound effects to make it more realistic, improving character animation to smooth out movement, and extending gameplay length to better demonstrate mechanics. Overall, the feedback acknowledged strengths in the design while identifying opportunities to enhance realism and gameplay clarity through additional animation and audio elements.
Proposal
The document proposes a video game called Sidhean targeted at 16-19 year old boys and girls. The game will have a tomb raider style with adventure, suspense, and danger. The player will control a character that can walk, run, jump and shoot through a detailed background with obstacles and enemies. Research into 8-bit games will provide inspiration for creating the background and characters using simple pixels. The proposal aims to evaluate the game throughout development and after each week to identify strengths and areas for improvement.
2. research done
The document discusses research conducted for a game idea, including analyzing existing games like Donkey Kong and Super Mario, identifying common features such as being pixelated and aimed at younger audiences. Questionnaires were distributed to gather information about the target audience, which is primarily male ages 14-18 who enjoy action and simulator games. Interviews provided additional insights about preferences for multiplayer online games and a range of game types and genres.
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- 5. Mood Board Analysis Is there any repetition in the images you have collected? Repeated colours/images styles/fonts/tone/mood • They are all brightly coloured and aye catching • They all have a fairly simple concept • Most of them have a friendly looking main character • Most of them have an object that you have to collect as you play the game How will your mood board influence your final product? • I will put all of the ideas above into my final product
- 6. Informal Proposal Current Idea Concept To create a platform game that has a time limit, a area that you have to reach to complete the game, enemies that will try to stop you from getting there and an item to collect along the way Type of products you would make • I will make a video game clip What you will need to make them • Photoshop • Google images Audience People from the age 7 and above. Mainly needs driven males of a skilled working class background. I do not believe that sexuality will make a difference as i have not aimed it at any particular gender, it is just mainly male based because there is more male gamers in the world. I believe that integration and social interaction will have had some effect because of its intended competitive nature but of course the main reason for purchase would be for entertainment purposes.
- 7. Choices Discounted ideas Reasons for not choosing this project Gaming magazine • I did not choose this because I feel that the best way to get an idea of what a game is like is by playing it or seeing gameplay of it so making a clip of the gameplay made more sense Gaming posters • I did not create a gaming poster because I feel that to display how good a game can be is very difficult and I believe that especially on a poster it is hard to show how good a game is because it will have to ‘wow’ a person from, just being looked at and that feels like a very difficult task