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The document outlines initial plans for an RPG or adventure game including weapons, characters, and background settings like New York or London. It also discusses plans for a sports game focusing on football, basketball, rugby, boxing, and UFC with character types like football players and UFC fighters. Backgrounds would include a football pitch and colors. Gameplay could involve 1 vs 1 or 2 vs 2 matches.
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Alfie Pimblett is planning to create an 8-bit video game. He is considering adventure, action, or horror genres. Alfie is skilled at creating pixelated characters and backgrounds in Photoshop. He enjoys the nostalgia and simple strategies of 8-bit games. Alfie's mind map shows he will create a sci-fi maze game set on an alien planet where the player character must navigate mazes to reach destinations while avoiding enemies. There will be two maze levels of increasing difficulty. Alfie's mood board influences the retro, nostalgic style with nature themes and predominantly blue colors. His schedule outlines research, production, and evaluation over 5 weeks to create the game.
3. research
The document summarizes research on existing fighting and pixel art games. It describes key aspects of several games like Pocket Rumble, Street Fighter V, Home, and Hollow Knight. These include simple yet expressive character designs, detailed backgrounds, lighting that emphasizes characters or environments, and fast-paced combat movements. The research will influence the author's own fighting game project through a simplified and brightly colored character design, as well as a detailed background that complements the characters.
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The document outlines Harry Adkins-Pennington's initial plans for a game project combining elements from popular video games and YouTube personalities. The plans include a card matching game using characters from Undertale, a turn-based RPG combining Undertale characters with characters from other games where the player controls Markiplier, Jacksepticeye or Pewdiepie, and a platformer/RPG hybrid where the player controls a team of Markiplier, Jacksepticeye and Pewdiepie to progress through levels and battle enemies. Harry also provides a schedule, mood board analysis, and bibliography of 7 sources to reference for the project.
Video game initial plans
The document outlines Harry Adkins-Pennington's initial plans for a game project. It includes three potential game ideas: 1) A card matching game using characters from Undertale, 2) A turn-based RPG featuring characters from Undertale and other games where the player controls YouTubers, and 3) A platformer/RPG hybrid where the player controls a team of YouTubers to get through levels and battle enemies. It also discusses plans to create character/enemy designs, levels, animations and evaluate the game through production and with player feedback.
Video game initial plans
The document outlines Harry Adkins-Pennington's initial plans for a game project. It includes three potential game ideas: 1) A card matching game using characters from Undertale 2) A turn-based RPG combining Undertale characters with characters from other games where the player controls a YouTuber 3) A platformer/RPG hybrid where the player controls a team of YouTubers to get through levels and battle enemies in turn-based combat. It also includes mind maps, mood boards analyzing pixel art styles, and a schedule laying out the 5 week production plan and tasks. Sources that will be used include video games, YouTubers, and other media related to gaming.
Initial plans (video game project)
Ben Harris outlines initial plans for a video game project. He proposes making a PC game involving character levels that include dodging objects, jumping, climbing, and fighting enemies. His only current idea is inspired by a previous pixel art game he created. Harris then provides more details on his process, including creating a mind map of game ideas, collecting mood board images with dark, post-apocalyptic themes to influence the game's design, and scheduling the major project milestones over five weeks from case studies to production to evaluation.
Coursework
The document summarizes the student's game research project. It includes:
- Research on 3 existing games (Call of Duty Black Ops Zombies, Naruto Shippuden, and Dragon Ball Z) and how their graphical styles, characters, and environments can inform the student's own game concept.
- Results from a questionnaire distributed to peers about preferred art styles, weapons, locations, and color schemes for a fighting/war game. Most responded exhibition art style, swords as the primary weapon, countryside location, and monochromatic color scheme.
- The conclusion states the student will sketch a throwing knife, deserted forest setting, and ancient warrior character based on the research, leaving the story ambiguous.
Coursework
This document presents research for a game concept. The research included primary research through interviews and surveys to understand player preferences. Secondary research such as existing surveys was also used. A mindmap and moodboard were created showing inspiration for character, enemy, setting, and weapon ideas. Questionnaire results on pie charts provided additional data on player preferences to inform the game design. The research helped develop the game idea of an ancient warrior in a deserted forest who can throw knives and led to initial concept art sketches.
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Sam Massie created mind maps for potential game ideas including a car racing, fighting, and platform game. A mood board was then made with repeated images of character designs, backgrounds, coins, blocks and enemies to show the look and feel of a platform game. The mood board will influence the final product by providing details for the game's blocks, coins, characters, enemies and backgrounds to illustrate how the character navigates levels by jumping on blocks to defeat enemies and collect coins.
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The document provides an evaluation of Alexander Sullivan-Cree's final production process project. It summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of their research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, and audience appeal. It also includes feedback from peers. The feedback suggests adding more backgrounds, completing animations, and including a third party character. The document evaluates each part of the process and considers ways to potentially improve the final product.
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- 2. Mind Map RPG Weapons Guns Melee Weapons Grenades Characters Super hero Villain Aliens Background New York London Black White Sport Football Basketball Rugby Boxing UFC Adventure Maze Puzzle Colourful mysterious
- 3. Mind Map Sport Types of sport Football Basketball RugbyBoxing UFC Characters Football players UFC Fighters Background Football pitch Colourful Players 1 V 1 2 V 2
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