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The document discusses an existing horror game that serves as inspiration for the author's own game. The existing game features a monster that chases the main character through a dark wood at night, seen through a flashlight. The author likes how the monster's design makes it appear almost human but uncanny upon closer look, instilling a sense of fear and emptiness. He also wants to incorporate a similar dark, creepy atmosphere and premise of being stalked by a mysterious monster into his own game.
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Here are a few key points about your target audience based on the information provided:
- The target age range is 9 years and older, as younger children may find some scary elements too frightening. However, it aims to appeal to all ages by avoiding overly offensive content.
- Both male and female gamers can enjoy this horror game, as the content is not specifically gendered in a way that would alienate either group.
- While aiming to excite and thrill most players, the developer acknowledges that some may find certain scary aspects inappropriate based on personal opinions and interests.
- Players of all social statuses and backgrounds can find something to enjoy, as the game avoids incorporating any elements related to class, religion, ethnicity or other
4. proposal(2)
My product is a horror game called Perdition that aims to scare and entertain audiences through its spooky and low-budget atmosphere. The game follows a character exploring a haunted house where he encounters a monster trying to kill him. I will include creepy lighting effects and details for the player to find. My audience is of all ages and genders since the content is only scary, not offensive. I will incorporate elements from my research like including a monster since they are fundamental to horror games. I will not include offensive material that could limit viewers. While it may scare some, younger players will not be restricted. Original characters and concepts will be used to avoid copyright issues.
5. pre production(2) (1)
This document outlines the pre-production work for a horror-themed video game. It includes experimenting with fonts, colors, and visual elements like trees, factories, and ghosts to set the dark, creepy atmosphere. Location and prop ideas are listed. Potential issues like not finishing on time, poor design quality, illness, and distraction are addressed along with solutions. An 8-day schedule is provided to complete photoshop artwork and animations for characters.
1. initial plans(2)
The document outlines Joseph Sam Fulton's initial plans for three different game ideas: a horror game, an action game, and a survival horror game. For the horror game, he plans to include a spooky setting, a character to feel sorry for, creepy music, and scary ghost enemies. For the action game, he lists cinematic backgrounds, a relatable hero, objectives, and a hateable villain. His survival horror game would have a creepy setting, a character to control, ghostly enemies that chase the player as music intensifies, and only a flashlight for equipment. His mood board focuses on survival horror themes like darkness, monsters, blood, and an eerie tone to influence his final product.
7. evaluation(2)(1)
The document provides peer feedback and reflections on Joseph Sam Fulton's production process evaluation for an FMP project. The strengths highlighted in the feedback include the thought put into props and conveying the intended dark and disturbing theme through music. Areas for improvement mentioned are drawing skills and character designs. Fulton agrees with the feedback that drawings could have been improved with more time and that the story was the best element.
6. production reflection(2) (1)
The document describes the process of creating a horror game. It discusses each stage of production, including adding a floor, character, title, and house. Later stages involve changing settings, adding text for dialogue and thoughts, and including elements like a chandelier, red eyes, and a torch to increase fear. The final stage presents a "game over" screen to complete the game experience. Overall, the creator felt their drawing skills could improve but was pleased with realizing their creative plan.
Game proposal
The document outlines a proposal for a horror game called "Helpless." It discusses the target audience being fans of psychological horror games and males in particular. The concept involves surprising the player by initially presenting as a generic horror game but then transforming into something different, trapping the player in a new area to solve an escape. Research will examine similar existing horror games to inspire atmosphere, tension, sound, music, and character design. Progress and quality will be evaluated through screenshots, notes on struggles, and analysis of early issues.
2. initial plans
The document outlines initial plans for a paranormal mystery adventure game featuring teenagers investigating ghostly activity in their town. Key elements include:
- A side-scrolling game with puzzles and boss battles to defeat paranormal monsters. Teenagers would use items like jars to capture ghosts.
- Muted, dull colors with some brighter elements to draw attention. A retro, 8-bit style with spooky sound effects matching the visuals.
- A storyline where the teenagers run a school newspaper and decide to investigate strange happenings for article ideas. They would split up in an haunted house.
- A production schedule over 5 weeks including character design, animations, colorization, evaluations and exporting the
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Here are a few key points about your target audience based on the information provided:
- The target age range is 9 years and older, as younger children may find some scary elements too frightening. However, it aims to appeal to all ages by avoiding overly offensive content.
- Both male and female gamers can enjoy this horror game, as the content is not specifically gendered in a way that would alienate either group.
- While aiming to excite and thrill most players, the developer acknowledges that some may find certain scary aspects inappropriate based on personal opinions and interests.
- Players of all social statuses and backgrounds can find something to enjoy, as the game avoids incorporating any elements related to class, religion, ethnicity or other
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My product is a horror game called Perdition that aims to scare and entertain audiences through its spooky and low-budget atmosphere. The game follows a character exploring a haunted house where he encounters a monster trying to kill him. I will include creepy lighting effects and details for the player to find. My audience is of all ages and genders since the content is only scary, not offensive. I will incorporate elements from my research like including a monster since they are fundamental to horror games. I will not include offensive material that could limit viewers. While it may scare some, younger players will not be restricted. Original characters and concepts will be used to avoid copyright issues.
5. pre production(2) (1)
This document outlines the pre-production work for a horror-themed video game. It includes experimenting with fonts, colors, and visual elements like trees, factories, and ghosts to set the dark, creepy atmosphere. Location and prop ideas are listed. Potential issues like not finishing on time, poor design quality, illness, and distraction are addressed along with solutions. An 8-day schedule is provided to complete photoshop artwork and animations for characters.
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The document outlines Joseph Sam Fulton's initial plans for three different game ideas: a horror game, an action game, and a survival horror game. For the horror game, he plans to include a spooky setting, a character to feel sorry for, creepy music, and scary ghost enemies. For the action game, he lists cinematic backgrounds, a relatable hero, objectives, and a hateable villain. His survival horror game would have a creepy setting, a character to control, ghostly enemies that chase the player as music intensifies, and only a flashlight for equipment. His mood board focuses on survival horror themes like darkness, monsters, blood, and an eerie tone to influence his final product.
7. evaluation(2)(1)
The document provides peer feedback and reflections on Joseph Sam Fulton's production process evaluation for an FMP project. The strengths highlighted in the feedback include the thought put into props and conveying the intended dark and disturbing theme through music. Areas for improvement mentioned are drawing skills and character designs. Fulton agrees with the feedback that drawings could have been improved with more time and that the story was the best element.
6. production reflection(2) (1)
The document describes the process of creating a horror game. It discusses each stage of production, including adding a floor, character, title, and house. Later stages involve changing settings, adding text for dialogue and thoughts, and including elements like a chandelier, red eyes, and a torch to increase fear. The final stage presents a "game over" screen to complete the game experience. Overall, the creator felt their drawing skills could improve but was pleased with realizing their creative plan.
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The document outlines a proposal for a horror game called "Helpless." It discusses the target audience being fans of psychological horror games and males in particular. The concept involves surprising the player by initially presenting as a generic horror game but then transforming into something different, trapping the player in a new area to solve an escape. Research will examine similar existing horror games to inspire atmosphere, tension, sound, music, and character design. Progress and quality will be evaluated through screenshots, notes on struggles, and analysis of early issues.
2. initial plans
The document outlines initial plans for a paranormal mystery adventure game featuring teenagers investigating ghostly activity in their town. Key elements include:
- A side-scrolling game with puzzles and boss battles to defeat paranormal monsters. Teenagers would use items like jars to capture ghosts.
- Muted, dull colors with some brighter elements to draw attention. A retro, 8-bit style with spooky sound effects matching the visuals.
- A storyline where the teenagers run a school newspaper and decide to investigate strange happenings for article ideas. They would split up in an haunted house.
- A production schedule over 5 weeks including character design, animations, colorization, evaluations and exporting the
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UNIT 1 A-4 AMAD
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8. evaluation
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Unit 1 activity 4
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The document discusses research conducted on the target audience for an indie horror game. It analyzes surveys that found the target audience is mostly ages 16-19 who enjoy psychological horror games. Inspiration will be drawn from games like Doki Doki Literature Club that start wholesome but become dark with subtle foreshadowing. Interviews revealed a preference for both fast-paced and slow-build up games, with equal importance on design and story. The game will focus on atmosphere, characters, and plot over repetitive jumps scares or repeating elements based on the audience research.
2. initial plans (completed)
The document contains initial plans and ideas for a video game project from a student named India-Rain Harrison. In the first section, the student expresses confidence in their ability to create a video game due to experience playing games with their brother. They look forward to coming up with an original story and using GarageBand to create music and sounds. The second section describes an idea for a murder mystery game where the player discovers they are the murderer. The third section outlines a virtual reality game where the player creates an avatar and earns money to customize their home. The fourth section presents a lateral thinking puzzle game containing different difficulty levels. The final section combines elements of the previous ideas into one murder mystery game incorporating lateral thinking puzzles to identify the
3. research
Thank you for sharing your perspectives. It seems you prefer games that allow for more personal experiences without stress from competition. Your preferences provide useful insights into designing rewarding and engaging gameplay.
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- The game concept involves a woman who discovers her reflection is a sentient being trapped in a shadow world within the mirror. The two players work together across dimensions to progress through levels, fight enemies, and find an oracle that can free the reflection.
- There will be collectibles, environmental interactions, boss battles between levels, and dialogue between the characters to develop their relationship and story.
- At the end, the characters must defeat the oracle in a 5 stage battle to free the trapped reflection, culminating in an emotional reunion scene.
Research
The document discusses several existing video game products that could provide inspiration for the student's upcoming FMP video game project. It analyzes Skyrim's open world design, leveling up mechanics, and soundtrack. It also examines Baldur's Gate's medieval fantasy setting, party size, and visual aspects. Final Fantasy VI's retro graphics, dark color palette, and use of multiple playable characters are discussed. Concept art from Feng Zhu is highlighted for its fantastical landscapes and structures. Hearthstone's use of the Warcraft universe and cross-platform multiplayer are noted. The student expresses interest in Skyrim's creation aspects, Baldur's Gate's backgrounds, Final Fantasy VI's interface, and Feng Zhu's concept art style
3. Research
Tiny Bird Garden is a mobile and PC game that involves caring for cartoon birds over time, using bright colors and relatable bird bios to create a joyful atmosphere aimed at pre-teen females; key aspects for the designer's own game include the open-ended gameplay, purchasable items to encourage engagement, and blending cute and spooky art styles. Observation of the game's target audience suggests a focus on stereotypically female imagery, diversity, and a positive tone to appeal to child and teen players.
7. evaluation(3)
The document provides a summary of an evaluation of an FMP project to create a zombie mobile game. It covers the research, planning, time management, target audience, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, and peer feedback aspects of the project. For the research, the creator looked at popular zombie games like Plants vs Zombies to understand successful elements. For planning, colors, fonts, textures, and borders from other games were considered. Peer feedback noted smooth animation and character design, but suggested varying enemies and better integrating text. The creator agreed more content and enemies could improve engagement.
3. research ver 2
Tiny Bird Garden is a mobile and PC game that involves caring for cartoon birds over time. It has a bright, cheerful color scheme and cute, relatable bird characters to create a stress-free experience unlike fighting games. The game mechanics allow for indefinite play through purchasing items for interaction and attachment. Elements like spooky characters are made cute and approachable. The game uses minimal text for freedom and focus on characters/environments.
Proposal of my video game
1. The document proposes a side-scrolling shooter horror video game called "Chaos N Carnage" targeted towards young male adults aged 18-20. It will feature selectable characters and pixel art style graphics inspired by games like Killing Floor 2 and Left 4 Dead.
2. The author has learned Photoshop skills like layers and selection tools to animate characters by placing body parts on different layers. Research on similar horror games will inform the story, characters, and setting.
3. The concept has changed from a survival horror game to a side-scrolling shooter where the player fights and uses the environment against monsters. It will be as gory as possible within a pixel art style and may include
1. initial plans
Jay Birkin is considering ideas for his final major project (FMP) in school. He is interested in creating a video game with accompanying merchandise items like posters, key chains, and game art. He wants to improve his animation and visual art skills. He provides some initial thoughts on game genres he might explore, including adventure, horror, action, and shooter. He creates a mind map of additional ideas like a video game, short film, or magazine. For a video game, he sketches out potential storylines, colors, and other design elements. He includes mood boards exploring adventure and horror game aesthetics. The summaries focus on Jay's interests in video games, animation, and visual art and his exploration of potential project ideas
Unit 1 assignment 4
This presentation summarizes the results of the author's research to help develop concept art sketches and the final product for their game. The author conducted three types of research: creating a mood board and mind map to brainstorm ideas, researching games with similar graphical styles to compare to their own game, and distributing a questionnaire to gather additional public feedback. The questionnaire provided useful information about preferred settings, art styles, focus areas, weapons, enemy types, sounds, protagonists, objectives, and graphical violence for the game. This feedback helped the author decide on key design elements for their concept art such as using a photorealistic style, focusing on weapons, including a shotgun, and depicting dismembered body parts.
Fmp pre proposal
This document provides details about the student's fantasy game idea for their FMP project. Some key points:
- The game will be set in the medieval era and include monsters and fantasy elements.
- The student enjoys creating fantasy designs and wants to add storytelling and context to their artwork. They are considering a revenge or redemption story.
- Major influences cited include The Witcher, DOOM, God of War, Assassin's Creed, and Skyrim. The student plans to analyze the games' art, design, stories and production techniques for research.
- The goal is to evoke shock and happiness in the audience through plot twists. The tone will be dark to match
03. Research
The document discusses and analyzes several existing 2D pixelated platformer games. It summarizes key features of 5 games, including Fuzeboy, Chasm, Kaze and the Wild Masks, Tales of Lena, and an additional film - Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark. Some common features across the games are obstacles to avoid, antagonists to run from, and bright, child-friendly visuals and music. Aspects the author wants to include in their own game are a focus on being child-friendly, natural surroundings like jungles, and a big but non-threatening antagonist. The bibliography cites 7 sources - 6 videos and 1 book.
3. product research (completed)
This document summarizes and analyzes several video games including Professor Layton and the Pandora's Box, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, Pokémon: Crystal Version, and Super Mario Bros. It discusses elements common across the games like their use of storylines and color schemes. The document also summarizes two interviews with potential target audiences. Both interviews indicated a preference for games with narratives. Based on the analysis, the creator plans to include a narrative in their own game, along with mini-games and darker color tones.
5. pre production
The document provides details on pre-production for a game, including the target audience, style, and planning. The target audience is described as younger adults and teenagers aged 16-20. The style is discussed as having a basic stick figure character with an atmospheric background and sketched text to give it a unique look. Contingency planning and health and safety considerations are also outlined, such as backing up work regularly and taking breaks to avoid strain.
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The document describes a student's process for creating a draft poster advertising Bethesda games. The student replaced letters in the word "Bethesda" with logos from games like Doom, Brink, and Rage. In reflections, the student notes which elements will carry over to the final poster, including the large Bethesda logo, game images, and overall layout. The student also plans improvements like using the magic wand tool instead of pen to cut out images, replacing some game images, and adjusting the background color and logo placement.
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This proposal is for a poster called "A Bethesda's players dream" that aims to entertain and provide nostalgia for fans of Bethesda games. The poster will feature eye-catching images from Bethesda action/adventure games photoshopped into the letters of the word "Bethesda" on a dark background. The target audience is males and females aged 16+ who enjoy gaming, as the poster celebrates Bethesda's games. To avoid legal and ethical issues, care will be taken to not include offensive content and ensure all game content is used within copyright law.
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- Provide more specific numbers for how many responses you received from each method. This adds credibility and allows the reader to better assess the strengths/weaknesses.
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- Consider doing additional research like an online survey to cast a wider net. This could address some weaknesses.
- Reflect on how representative your sample was of the target audience. Did you capture a range of ages, genders, interests? This impacts validity.
- Discuss any biases that may have influenced responses. For example, social
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Joseph Sam Fulton conducted research, planning, and production for an FMP evaluation project. His strengths included thorough magazine research that helped define his theme and format. However, his research took longer than expected. For planning, he explored multiple ideas before selecting a final design, but he didn't plan the magazine adequately. He managed his time well initially but some slides took longer than expected. His magazine and logo matched his intended mature audience well but his website design was inconsistent and lacked focus. With more time, he could have improved the planning and website to create a more cohesive product.
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Joseph created a logo for his magazine products incorporating an L and P from online sources along with additional custom elements. He then began designing the magazine cover, adding the logo, title, image and other details. By the next screenshot, the cover was nearing completion. Joseph continued designing interior pages like the contents page and several game reviews. He found images online and wrote custom text for reviews. Joseph refined the layout over multiple iterations. The final magazine included a cover, contents, and several game reviews with images, ratings and Joseph's thoughts. He was pleased with the professional appearance and timing of completing the project.
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This proposal outlines a multi-platform gaming product that will include a magazine, website, and audio interview. The magazine will feature reviews of upcoming games in genres that the audience prefers, as well as facts about games. The website will host the magazine content digitally and include additional reviews and information on highly rated and upcoming games. An audio interview will feature the creator asking questions to both avid and casual gamers about their opinions on games. The target audience is teenagers to young adults aged 15-35, predominantly male, and appealing to their interest in games. Legal and ethical considerations around offensive content, younger audiences, and avoiding copyright infringement will need to be addressed.
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- Provide more specific numbers for how many responses you received from each method. This gives a better sense of scale.
- Discuss any limitations of your sample (e.g. most respondents were friends/classmates). This shows awareness of potential biases.
- Consider adding a section on how you analyzed the data from each method. Did you look for trends? Compare responses? This demonstrates how you drew insights.
- Reflect on how representative your sample was of your target audience. Were there any gaps? This helps strengthen your audience profile.
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Sam Fulton provides a personal statement and resume. They describe themselves as determined, focused, and hard-working. Their biggest passion is marketing as they find advertising and benefiting companies exciting. They are creative and experienced with programs like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Photoshop, and Premiere.
They attended Ashville College from 2004-2016 where they earned 5 GCSEs and was captain of the rugby team for two years. At York College from 2016-2017 they earned a distinction in Creative Media. Their skills include punctuality, computer proficiency, friendliness, and a willingness to learn. They present and write in a mature manner and are able to create intriguing and professional materials.
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Joseph Sam Fulton is a determined, focused, and hard-working individual passionate about marketing. He finds advertising and creating benefits for companies exciting and satisfying. His previous work demonstrates his creativity and marketing ideas. He is proficient in common programs like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Photoshop, and Premiere to create high quality work. Fulton received 5 GCSEs from Ashville College and a distinction in creative media from York College, where he also served as rugby team captain for two years. His skills include punctuality, computer proficiency, friendliness, and a willingness to learn. He presents and writes in a mature manner and is able to create intriguing and professional materials through his creativity.
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Here are the strengths and weaknesses of each research method you conducted:
- Product research:
- Strengths: Allowed you to closely analyze existing products and identify best practices. Gave concrete examples to model your own work after.
- Weaknesses: Only captured one perspective (yours). More subjective than other methods.
- Questionnaires:
- Strengths: Gathered input from multiple people. Provided quantitative data to understand preferences. Anonymous so may get honest feedback.
- Weaknesses: Lower response rates than other methods. Can't ask follow up questions for clarity.
- Interviews:
- Strengths: Allowed for open-ended discussion to get rich qualitative insights. Could ask follow
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- 2. Existing Product This game is a prime example of what I want my game to based around. The basis is very similar as to what I want my game to feature. With the whole storyline being through the eyes of the main character being chased by a monster depicted on the left. The game is effective because of the monster that surrounds it, the monster on the left represents and surrounds the game itself, the monster makes the game. Which is what I want from my game. The design and look of the monster in my opinion is exactly done as it scares and creeps the audience by just looking at him, its if it’s almost human like, which makes it ever so scarier. I also like the design of the monster’s face as it symbolizes emptiness and that at a long glance the monster appears to be human but closer you suddenly realize that its anything but. The premise of the location of this certain game is a dark wood at night, with your only source of light being a flashlight, I personally believe that this setting for a game is a great idea as it completely already makes you scared before you even start playing. The colors used in the game are very dark as you would expect them to be, as the game is covered in darkness the entire time. It makes its audience want to play it/buy it because of the purpose of people wanting to see this specific monster and see if they can perhaps escape from it. Also they may want to buy the game because they want to see how scary it is and see if it is actually creepy.
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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?