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The document analyzes existing pixel horror games, noting that they take place in dark, scary locations like castles and graveyards; use side-scrolling perspectives and pixel graphics made of squares; and feature ominous fonts, characters, and props to set a frightening tone. Key aspects the author will incorporate into their own pixel horror game include dark colors, vignettes, side-scrolling gameplay, brick-based levels, and titles between levels for promotion. The target audience is male students aged 9-18 who have smartphones with data plans suitable for gaming.
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The document outlines Max Jones' initial plans for an animation project. He considers making an adventure game inspired by The Elder Scrolls franchise with choice-based gameplay. The game could be set in a fantasy world or space theme. For his mood board, Max includes images from games like Skyrim, The Walking Dead, and The Big Lez Show that influence his style. He maps out a production schedule over 5 weeks for animating characters, backgrounds, and adding interactivity. Max plans to research games like Destiny, Star Citizen, and 8-bit titles for inspiration.
Production Log
The document summarizes the process of creating a demo level for a video game set in Tokyo at night. Some key points:
- The creator experimented with background speeds and colors before choosing a dark blue gradient to set a nighttime scene.
- Streets were designed with different building styles to feel individual yet part of the same city. Signs and Japanese text were added.
- Holes were added to the ground for the character to jump over, getting smaller in distance between each street to increase difficulty.
- A character was designed in black clothing to match advertising materials, with lighter limbs to show movement. Walking, jumping, and falling animations were created through layers and guides.
Production Log
The document is a production log for a video game demo level created by Jack Hurst. Some key details:
- Jack experimented with background frame rates to get the correct running speed. He created gradient backgrounds in purple/orange and blue/white.
- He used guides and effects to add roads and buildings to different background colors. Early designs included 3 streets of varying lengths and styles.
- Further details were added like neon signs, holes to jump over, and trophies at the end of each street. The character and its walking/jumping/falling animations were designed.
- A countdown, trophy flashes, and score updates were added. The game over screen was also designed to
Production Log
The document is a production log for a video game demo level created by Jack Hurst. It summarizes the process of designing the background, streets, buildings, signs, holes, trophies, and character. Key details include experimenting with different background speeds, using guides to ensure consistency, choosing accent colors for each street, adding Japanese signs to indicate the setting is Tokyo, and animating the character walking, jumping, and falling through the levels. The goal was to create a realistic late-night look and setting in Tokyo to match the intended film advertisement concept.
Production Log
The document is a production log for a video game demo level created by Jack Hurst. Some key details:
- Jack experimented with background frame rates to get the correct running speed. He created gradient backgrounds in purple/orange and blue/white.
- He used guides and effects to add roads and buildings to different background colors. He created three streets - a shopping street, residential street, and industrial street to give variety.
- Jack added holes, trophies, signs, and a character that runs and jumps through the streets. He animated walking, jumping, falling and dying sequences.
- Additional elements include a countdown, trophy flashes/points when collected, and a game over screen with options
Production Log
The document is a production log for a video game demo level created by Jack Hurst. Some key details:
- Jack experimented with background frame rates to get the correct running speed. He created gradient backgrounds in purple/orange and blue/white.
- He used guides and effects to add roads and buildings to different background colors. Early designs included 3 streets of varying lengths and styles.
- Later improvements included darkening the background/colors for a nighttime look, adding/removing stars, and signs in Japanese with alternating colors.
- Additional elements were holes to jump over using gradients, trophies at the end of each street, and a character that walks, jumps and falls with separate layers
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The document summarizes the process of creating a demo level for a video game set in Tokyo at night. Some key points:
- The creator experimented with background speeds and colors before choosing a dark blue gradient to set a nighttime scene.
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- Holes were added to the ground for the character to jump over, getting smaller in distance between each street to increase difficulty.
- A character was designed in black clothing to match advertising materials, with lighter limbs to show movement. Walking, jumping, and falling animations were created through layers and guides.
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The document is a production log for a video game demo level created by Jack Hurst. Some key details:
- Jack experimented with background frame rates to get the correct running speed. He created gradient backgrounds in purple/orange and blue/white.
- He used guides and effects to add roads and buildings to different background colors. Early designs included 3 streets of varying lengths and styles.
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- A countdown, trophy flashes, and score updates were added. The game over screen was also designed to
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The document is a production log for a video game demo level created by Jack Hurst. It summarizes the process of designing the background, streets, buildings, signs, holes, trophies, and character. Key details include experimenting with different background speeds, using guides to ensure consistency, choosing accent colors for each street, adding Japanese signs to indicate the setting is Tokyo, and animating the character walking, jumping, and falling through the levels. The goal was to create a realistic late-night look and setting in Tokyo to match the intended film advertisement concept.
Production Log
The document is a production log for a video game demo level created by Jack Hurst. Some key details:
- Jack experimented with background frame rates to get the correct running speed. He created gradient backgrounds in purple/orange and blue/white.
- He used guides and effects to add roads and buildings to different background colors. He created three streets - a shopping street, residential street, and industrial street to give variety.
- Jack added holes, trophies, signs, and a character that runs and jumps through the streets. He animated walking, jumping, falling and dying sequences.
- Additional elements include a countdown, trophy flashes/points when collected, and a game over screen with options
Production Log
The document is a production log for a video game demo level created by Jack Hurst. Some key details:
- Jack experimented with background frame rates to get the correct running speed. He created gradient backgrounds in purple/orange and blue/white.
- He used guides and effects to add roads and buildings to different background colors. Early designs included 3 streets of varying lengths and styles.
- Later improvements included darkening the background/colors for a nighttime look, adding/removing stars, and signs in Japanese with alternating colors.
- Additional elements were holes to jump over using gradients, trophies at the end of each street, and a character that walks, jumps and falls with separate layers
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The document discusses plans for an ice zombie game aimed at an older male audience who enjoy fantasy, adventure, and pixel games. It includes character and environment designs, such as a character running sideways and an icy landscape with snow-covered trees. Gameplay elements like coin/dagger collection, sword pickup from smashing bricks, and increasing zombie difficulty are described. Sound effects and dialogue are planned using beatbox and garageband. Contingency plans for computer issues like crashes and backups are mentioned, as well as health and safety precautions like taking breaks and clear workspaces.
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This PowerPoint presentation discusses different art styles used in video games including photorealism, abstract, cell-shading, and exaggerated styles. Photorealism aims to recreate realistic images and is used in games like Call of Duty and Grand Theft Auto to make environments and weapons appear real. Abstract games like Geometry Wars and Eufloria do not represent reality and use geometric shapes and relaxing colors. Cell-shading is used to make 3D graphics appear flat through less shading, seen in Dragon Ball Z, Borderlands, and Zelda. Exaggerated features are larger than real life, seen in fighting games like Tekken and Mortal Kombat through oversized characters and powers.
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2. research
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Age Range: 12-18
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Gender: Male leaning
Mobile games tend to appeal more to male audiences in this age range.
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Teens at this age are highly social and enjoy connecting with friends through shared experiences like games. Competitive elements could appeal.
Social Status: Middle class
Middle class teens have more discretionary income to spend on mobile games and in-app purchases compared to lower income groups.
Key interests: Video games, music, social media
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Evaluation
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- Research involved analyzing Arma 3 for realistic FPS mechanics, Just Cause 3 for its tone and color scheme, and Gunpoint for its pixel art style.
- Planning clarified the art style, color palette for jungle environments, and contingency plans.
- Time was well-managed through organized pre-production, dividing work, and efficient character animation techniques.
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7. Evaluation
The researcher evaluated their game design process. They found their research on game styles, architectures, and characters from games like Super Mario Bros. was helpful for influencing their ideas. However, they could have researched pixel game animations and backgrounds more to improve fluidity. Overall, their finished product met their plans in terms of locations, character sequences, and music creation within their timeframe, though character walking could have been smoother. The game aimed to appeal to audiences interested in Chinese history or art through its simple gameplay, colors inspired by architecture, and lack of graphic violence.
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Oliver Frost is researching existing games like Ori and the Blind Forest, Sonic Mania, and Portal to inform the development of their own game concept. Ori and the Blind Forest provided good inspiration for its art style and graphics. Sonic Mania's character design and stage details were also notable. Portal's puzzle elements showed how challenges could increase in difficulty as the player progresses. Oliver plans to incorporate the art styles of Ori and Sonic, as well as including puzzles like in Portal, in their own game.
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The student proposes creating an animated fighting game called "Cartoon Clash: Around the World" set in the 1930s cartoon style. The main focus will be on creating an introductory cut scene through 2D animation and pixel art to set the story and immerse players. Additional elements will include a tutorial and the core gameplay of 1v1 fighting across different global locations. Evaluation of the project will involve comparing the final product to other works, conducting a self-assessment to identify strengths and weaknesses, and analyzing how audiences may respond. The proposal outlines a schedule for initial research, pre-production planning, and production/development work across 8 weeks.
5. pre production(gaming)
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How to make a Playbill
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This PowerPoint presentation discusses different art styles used in video games including photorealism, abstract, cell-shading, and exaggerated styles. Photorealism aims to recreate realistic images and is used in games like Call of Duty and Grand Theft Auto to make environments and weapons appear real. Abstract games like Geometry Wars and Eufloria do not represent reality and use geometric shapes and relaxing colors. Cell-shading is used to make 3D graphics appear flat through less shading, seen in Dragon Ball Z, Borderlands, and Zelda. Exaggerated features are larger than real life, seen in fighting games like Tekken and Mortal Kombat through oversized characters and powers.
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The document discusses several existing products that provide inspiration for game design elements. It analyzes The Big Lez Show for its setting, characters, and animation style. Fallout 4 and Skyrim are discussed for their similar game engines and RPG systems of interactive pickups and equipment. Pokémon: Let's Go Pikachu is analyzed for its overworld view, lighting, music, and color palette. The original Legend of Zelda is also summarized for its 8-bit style, minimal depth, repetitive environments, and impact at the time. The analysis concludes that the designed game will take inspiration from these sources' styles, free-roaming aspects, and customizable character systems.
3. research
The document analyzes several existing video game products and their use of lighting, sound, and character/story elements to create atmosphere and engage audiences. It notes that the games use high-key and low-key lighting to create contrasting atmospheres and shadows that make the worlds feel realistic. The games also aim to attach audiences to characters by giving them storylines and making them feel important to players. The analysis concludes that it will incorporate concepts like time rewind from Life is Strange and the use of black and white from Limbo to create mystery in its own project.
Research- video games
The document analyzes several existing video game products and their use of lighting, sound, and character/story elements to create atmosphere and engage audiences. It notes that the games use high-key and low-key lighting to create contrasting atmospheres and shadows that make the worlds feel realistic. The games also aim to attach audiences to characters by giving them storylines and making them feel important to players. The analysis concludes that it will incorporate concepts like time rewind from Life is Strange and the use of black and white from Limbo to create mystery in its own project.
Video Game Project - 3. research
This document summarizes and analyzes several existing games including Sonic the Hedgehog, Temple Run, Subway Surfers, and Super Mario. It finds that they commonly use a range of colors and are mostly coin collecting games. Some like Sonic and Mario use pixelated graphics while others like Temple Run and Subway Surfers use more realistic graphics. Features like power ups, unlockable characters, and competing against others are discussed. The document concludes it will use a coin collecting night theme game with a cat character and pixel art style for its own final project.
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This document provides details about the pre-production process for a concept video game, including gameplay mechanics, characters, story, and marketing. The game will be an 8-bit turn-based post-apocalyptic RPG with a focus on story and characters. Target audiences are mature gamers ages 15+, as younger audiences may not appreciate the mechanics and story-driven focus. Advertising will target dedicated gamer websites rather than more general audiences. Details are also provided about sound effects, music, color schemes, and font styles being considered to set the retro-futuristic tone. Concepts for character designs, combat mechanics on a grid system, and overworld movement are outlined.
Research
Here are 3 potential citations in APA format for sources used in your research:
1. Wikipedia. (2017, Month Day). Fantasy life. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fantasy_Life
2. Wikipedia. (2018, Month Day). Pokémon HeartGold and SoulSilver. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pok%C3%A9mon_HeartGold_and_SoulSilver#Plot_and_setting
3. Wikipedia. (2018, Month Day). Dinorun: Escape extinction!. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dino_Run
Research MFP Y1
- The document analyzes screenshots from existing video games Limbo, Gris, Monument Valley, and Inside to understand their visual design techniques.
- It discusses the color palettes, art styles, camera perspectives, character designs, background textures, and other visual elements used in each game.
- The goal is to learn from these games' effective visuals in order to inform the design of the author's own game, which will use a black and white color scheme.
3. research mfp updated
The document analyzes existing video game products and posters to identify features to include in the author's own work, such as using darker colors like black and white, including textures in backgrounds, and relying on sound effects to convey emotion. Common elements identified across products included narrative-driven gameplay, unique level designs, and evoking different feelings in audiences. The analysis of various styles and approaches will help the author experiment and consider new elements for their own game.
3. research updated 2
The document analyzes existing video game products and posters to identify features to include in the author's own work, finding that games commonly use darker colors and sound effects to evoke emotion, while posters attract audiences through minimal text, character positioning, and color palettes that match the game's tone. By studying these existing works, the author aims to create immersive atmospheres and intriguing narratives in their own production.
5. pre production fmp l3
The document provides details on the pre-production of a retro-style side-scrolling video game including color schemes, character designs, gameplay features, and timing. Color blue will be used for ice effects and windows. Yellow will signify fire. Character walk cycles will differ with Iceman sliding, Fire flying, and Earth digging underground. There will be upgrades and quick time events. Enemies will get stronger as the player progresses. Costumes, box art, and sound effects are also outlined.
5. pre production fmp l3
This document provides details on the pre-production of a retro-style side-scrolling video game featuring superheroes with different powers. It discusses color palettes and fonts to be used, character walk cycles and costumes, gameplay features including upgrades and timing, and box art layouts. Reference sheets provide additional information on timing, resources needed, contingency planning, and health and safety considerations.
3. research
This document discusses several existing turn-based RPG games. It notes that they have top-down camera angles suitable for the type of game being designed. They feature a variety of maps with different color schemes, from dark to bright colors. It is also noted that basic graphics keep the focus on player and enemy movement. When a character interacts with something, a text box appears at the bottom of the screen without taking up much space. These games seem to appeal due to their simple graphics and bright colors, allowing the game type to be identified at a glance.
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4. proposal
The podcast will be an audio interview discussing YouTube drama. It aims to entertain 12 to 21 year olds, both genders and students, who are interested in YouTube videos. The podcast may contain some censored swearing. While not restricting younger listeners, parental permission is recommended for under 12s. The topic will focus on the interview and avoid offending groups. Copyright will not be an issue as long as the content remains sufficiently different from existing works.
3. production experiments
The document describes an experiment editing audio files in Adobe Premiere Pro. The person recorded their voice, added it as the main audio track, and sourced background music and sound effects files. They placed the background music on a separate track from the sound effects to make them easier to position. Razor tool was used to cut gaps in the main audio track to allow space for the sound effects without overlapping. In the reflection, they indicate the final product will include cutting gaps in the main audio and using background music to accompany the main audio track without overlaying it.
2. research
This document summarizes research on existing podcasts and identifies key elements to include in a new podcast. It analyzes three podcasts that use informal language and friendly banter between hosts who are friends. Two podcasts interview guests while joking and taking lighthearted jabs, and one is a question-and-answer format without music or sound effects. The research indicates the new podcast should include friendly banter and a Q&A format without extra production elements. The target audience is identified as YouTubers ages 12-25 who are students in developed countries with free time to listen.
1. initial plans
Josh plans to create a podcast by recording interviews with guests using a PC, microphone, and recording software. He will develop intro/outro jingles using GarageBand and script interview questions to prepare hosts and guests. Attracting guests and growing a fan base are priorities, as are sound effects that match interview topics like skateboarding tricks.
7. evaluation
The document contains an evaluation of an FMP project. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of the student's research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and feedback from peers. For research, the variety of sources was a strength but more could have been written. Planning helped with the product but felt like a waste of time. Time management was good but the inside of the magazine needed more time. Peer feedback praised the bright colors and layout but suggested more cover stories, subheadings, and less white space in the article. The student agrees more context and an in-depth story were needed on the cover.
6. production reflection
1. The document describes the process taken to design the cover and interior pages of a magazine. Key steps included choosing appealing images, placing the masthead title over an image, adding subheadings and pricing information to the cover, and designing article pages with a main title, text columns, and resized images.
2. Interior page design involved writing the article text in columns and featureing a larger red title. Images were also added to break up the text and were resized to not look plain.
3. Color, font, and positioning choices were made throughout to appeal to the target audience and blend elements together visually.
5. pre production
This document outlines Josh Palmer's pre-production plans for a project. It discusses choosing simple fonts that match the background color in blue or red. It also mentions including font behind subjects' heads like magazine logos. The document lists software needed like Photoshop and PowerPoint. It identifies potential issues like computer problems or delays and solutions such as frequent saving or working from home. Health and safety concerns of eye strain and headaches are addressed by taking breaks. A schedule is provided with tasks planned for each of 8 days including initial plans, research, production experiments, and evaluation.
4. proposal
The magazine will educate readers about current events in the social media world and entertain them. The lead story will discuss an assault incident involving YouTube personalities. While the writer supports one side, the story will attempt to see both perspectives and consider how the situation affected each party. The target audience is 12-18 year olds who frequently watch YouTube, as they have free time to follow online influencers. To avoid offending readers, the story will not take sides and will restrict access for those under 12 since it discusses assault. Existing YouTubers' names and logos will be used but in a way that qualifies as fair use.
3. production experiments
Joshua Palmer experimented with design elements for a magazine masthead and photo. He added an arc to the masthead to make it look more professional. He adjusted the hue, brightness, and contrast of the main photo to make the man and fish look more realistic in their environment. In the background, he added a sun and dolphin to make the scene more crowded and interesting, mimicking professional magazines. For the final product, he will include placing an image over the masthead to emphasize it, and make the overall design more crowded with subtitles and images to highlight the main story.
2. research
The document analyzes existing magazine covers and provides research for a new magazine design. It notes that some existing magazine covers are very colorful and crowded, seemingly aimed at children. It also observes that using familiar celebrity faces and matching colors can help attract buyers. The document considers targeting its magazine at ages 12-18 since that demographic is heavily involved in social media, and aims to appeal to both genders with simple language accessible to its intended young readership.
1. initial plans
The document discusses a mood board and analysis for an initial planning project. It contains images related to social media, content creation, and a worldwide news story. The mood board will help the creator gather photos faster for a news report by having relevant images already collected in one place. It also allows the creator to draw inspiration from their earlier work by seeing all the images together on the mood board.
7. evaluation
The document provides a summary of an evaluation of a production process for an FMP project. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of the student's research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. For research, planning strengths included changing the project idea based on research findings. Weaknesses included spending too much time on planning. Peer feedback suggested adding more levels, a progression system, background characters and music.
6. production reflection
Josh Palmer created a horror game level that included a title screen labeling it "Level 1", a pixelated nighttime background, 3 platforms for gameplay, props and coins to add scariness, and controls for players. Coins were included as an in-game currency to motivate players. A button was added to control the player character. The level was completed with a "Level Complete" screen.
5. pre production
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4. proposal
My product is a horror-themed golfing game (genre: pixel advergame) targeted at ages 9-18. The game takes place in a graveyard setting and tasks players with golfing while collecting coins to earn points and unlock in-app purchases. Legal and ethical considerations were made to avoid offensive content by ensuring the game is accessible to all ages and does not reference or infringe on any existing intellectual properties, religions, or social groups. Original characters, names, and graphics will be created to differentiate it from other products.
3. production experiments
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2. research
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1. initial plans
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7. evaluation
Josh Palmer evaluated his final media package which included a skateboarding video, skateboard deck design, and skateboard magazine. He received peer feedback that praised the consistent branding across his pieces and the well-edited video. However, feedback suggested the skateboard design could be more integrated and the magazine could include additional details like pricing. Palmer agreed the skateboard design could be slicker and the magazine improved with more writing, while disagreeing that all aspects needed major improvements.
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- 2. Existing Product This product is based in a haunted castle, which fits in really well with pixel art as the bricks are all squares, unlike mine which is based in a graveyard. The castle is good because it is quite a scary location which is good as it’s a survival horror pixel game. This would be good because there were not many castle survival horrors when this came out. Altogether there is quite a dark and dangerous felling towards the whole castle. Which might lure customers into the game because it seem hard. The angle they have used is a 3rd person side angle (side scroller). This is the angle that I will be using for my product as well. This is a good angle for a pixel game because you can see everything that is going on around the character. This would make people want to buy the game because it looks really good 3rd person with a side angle. The font they have used is a pixel font which works really well as it is a pixel game. The font colour is yellow and red, there is red at the bottom and yellow at the top. The red is there to show lava. This is good because there is lava in in the game. The character is wearing a red costume to show that there is danger going towards the green character. Normally the bad guy is wearing red but they have switched it around. You can tell the green character is the bad guy because he is throwing fireballs at the red guy and fireballs are normally associated with danger. These props are all red because it is a horror game and red is normally associated with danger.
- 3. Existing Product The product is based in a grave yard, like mine. A graveyard is quite good for a pixel game because most of the cemetery stones are square. All of the grounds are different heights. They did tis by making them square and adding boxes in to jump up, this makes it more challenging to the customers. The characters in the products have square heads, so it is easy to make. The props in the product work really well with the surrounding environment because the skulls and head stones are really represent death. The font for the title is in 3D this is good because emphasizes the title a lot more. Also the tile is yellow and everything around the title dark so the title stands out a lot more for the audience it stands out more. The product is 3rd person and it is a side scroller. The product has a set background which is really good because you can change the background as the character moves. It would look good because it would actually look like the character is moving along.
- 4. Existing ProductIn this product they have used a vignette to make the whole screen look a lot darker. This is so the screen does not look bright as it is a grave yard. In the actual area where the character can walk. There is moss between the bricks. This is good because it brings an older feel to the location, which is good because it is a graveyard and they are old. This product has squiggled out writing on the grave stones. This is because they cannot put the writing in the pixels. There are gravestone props in the middle of the screen which really emphasize the fact that it’s a gloomy graveyard. Without the gravestones customers would just think that it is a room mad out of bricks The whole grave yard is made out of pixel bricks. This is because it is easy to make. The character is made out of pixels And it has a weird shape but it looks quite good because it is really detailed for a pixel person. The whole angle of the game is on like a 45 degrees angle. This is good because you are able to make 3d rooms but on a 2d pixel game.
- 5. Research Analysis • What common features do the researched products have? – All of the products are all pixel games. – They are all in dark places and have a scary feeling to them. – The 1st game and the 2nd one both are side scrollers. – The 3rd one and the 1st one both are made out of bricks so it is easier to make because the bricks are square. – In the first one and the second one there are titles • What aspects of the research will you include within your on work? – I will make my game a pixel a game because that is what I have to do anyway – I will make my game look and feel dark by using dark colours and vignettes – I will make my game a side scroller as it looks a lot better and it is a lot easier to design. – I will use bricks in some levels but in others I wont so I can have some freedom in my work. – I will only use a title to say what level the player is on, but in-between the levels I will have a title for promotional reasons.
- 6. Audience
- 7. Audience Profile Category Demographic Content to appeal to this audience Age Range 9 - 18 • It is going to appeal to this age range as they are comfortable with online gaming. Gender Male • The majority of gamers playing horror genre games are males. Psychographic Student • Most likely to play free casual games (in break time and travel time). Social Status Rich and poor • Most likely to have a phone contract with enough download allowance for video and gaming. (not PAYG).
Editor's Notes
- Choose a recent product similar to your own and annotate it Type of image- studio/location, angle, effects, post-production Use of lighting/composition/mise en scene/costume/props/location/colours/fonts etc. Audience appeal- how does it make its audience want to buy/watch/play it?
- Choose a recent product similar to your own and annotate it Type of image- studio/location, angle, effects, post-production Use of lighting/composition/mise en scene/costume/props/location/colours/fonts etc. Audience appeal- how does it make its audience want to buy/watch/play it?
- Choose a recent product similar to your own and annotate it Type of image- studio/location, angle, effects, post-production Use of lighting/composition/mise en scene/costume/props/location/colours/fonts etc. Audience appeal- how does it make its audience want to buy/watch/play it?