The document outlines initial plans for a retro-style game project. It includes an initial reaction, ideas for three different game types (a car game, skate game, and jumping game), mood boards exploring retro visual styles, and a production schedule. The mood board analysis notes a dull, faded graphic style inspired by retro platform games to suit the target audience. The schedule plans research, proposal, production, and evaluation over five weeks.

1. Initial Plans
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2. Initial Reaction
• My initial reaction to the brief wasn’t that
good as I thought I would have to code the
game ect but I then thought it was quite cool
using Photoshop time line. I did think it was
going to be super confusion but I've found its
not too bad.

3. Mind Map
Idea- car game
Layout- moving back ground with obstacles on the car has to go round
Colours- retro style, grey road white lines and red car, other cars could be other prime
colours
Audience- teens/adults , the game will have a retro feel and look to it but be verry
addictive for the scores on it.
Idea- skate game
Layout- retro platform style, rolling back ground sidewards.
Colours- lots of light greys and cream woody colours, standard street colours like
blue red.
Audience- teens/ adults that skate.
Idea- jumping game
Layout- rolling back ground with obstacles to jump.
Colours- light vibrant colours
Audience- teens/ adults that skate.

4. Mood Board

5. Mood Board Analysis
In my mood board theres a lot of retro styled platform games,
the colours are colour full but dull and theres a sort of fade to
the graffics, everythings very square and block type.
My mood board follows the same kind of style im going to go for,
a retro skate game with dull colours and an artistic block kind of
thing. I’ve gone for this look to create the best game for my
audience within the genre.

6. Schedule
WEEK OVERALL PLAN SPECIFIC TASKS
1 Production Experiments,
Initial Response, Product
Research
 reasearch types of games within my
genre
 Experiment with animation
2 Product Research, Proposal,
Planning
 reasearch more into the audience im
targeting
 Plan out my product and work out what
I want to do and how
3 Production  produce my game, finish planning,
work a title out.
4 Production  finish my product and add sounds and
check all other things are finishing
5 Evaluation  evaluate my work and upload to
blogger

7. Bibliography
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• Lingwood, D. (2013). The skateboard. Winnipeg, Mb: Word Alive Press.
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