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This proposal outlines an adventure fighting game called "demon attack" where players control a protagonist battling through demon-filled levels to escape the underworld. The target audience is male gamers aged 14-24 due to mild violence. The game will use 2D side-scrolling graphics to evoke nostalgia for classic retro games. Religious imagery and violence mean it could offend some groups, so younger audiences will be restricted.
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4. proposal
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4. audio proposal
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4. proposal(3)
The proposed magazine, Gaming Central, aims to educate readers about upcoming games while maintaining an entertaining format. It would contain reviews and descriptions of various strategy, adventure, action, and fantasy games. For each game, there would be a back-spread describing the characters, weapons, surroundings, and more. The target audience is primarily males ages 16-20 with psychographic profiles including belonging, achievement, emulation, need-driven, and balanced traits. Some content like blood and stereotypes could potentially offend audiences. To address this, the magazine would carry a 16+ rating. Depictions of different gods could also offend religious groups. While striving to prevent offense, the creator acknowledges some groups may find issues.
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The game is called Cokerman and is a horror genre video game that will be released worldwide on the internet. The goal of the game is to collect as many bottles as possible before being caught by the character Cokerman. It is inspired by a Snapchat game where the player collects bottles within a time limit. The target audience is ages 14 and up since it is a horror game not intended for younger kids. It will include warnings about offensive content such as blood and seek permissions to use any protected intellectual property.
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This proposal outlines a gaming magazine called GAMEWAVE that will provide entertainment through coverage of newly released and upcoming video games. The magazine will include gameplay details, reviews, images, and release dates. The intended audience is primarily young males aged 12-20 who enjoy video games. To avoid legal issues, the magazine will not include any offensive, racist, or sexist content and will be sufficiently distinct from existing gaming publications through its own reporting.
4. proposal(2)
This proposal outlines a turn-based strategy game called "Loot and Chute" where players complete procedurally generated missions inside planes by opening hangar doors, dropping money, fighting enemies for ammo and loot, and upgrading weapons. The intended audience is heterosexual males aged 18-30 from a lower middle class background seeking achievement. Some mask designs were researched that may be included. The game will be age-restricted to 18+ due to depictions of theft and violence.
Humor and its Role in Persuasion
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2. There are different types of humor including incongruity, nonsense, and relevance. Incongruity involves setting up an expectation and then violating it with an unexpected punchline. Relevance humor draws on real-world situations.
3. Humor works by triggering a mental switch from the initial interpretation of a message to a second, humorous interpretation. It allows one thing to be seen in two different ways.
4. proposal Visual
The proposed magazine, called Horizon, would provide gaming content such as reviews of upcoming games and consoles, strategies, and interviews. It would target male gamers ages 16-25 from working-class backgrounds. To be legal and ethical, the content would use formal, non-offensive language and reference original game creators to avoid copyright claims, while the store selling it could check IDs to restrict sales to minors.
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This proposal outlines a horror game called "The Vampire Diaries" aimed at entertaining male and female achievers ages 15 and older. The game would feature vampires and their story, using dark colors and themes throughout. While the purpose is entertainment, the proposal acknowledges the need to consider legal and ethical issues to avoid offensive, inappropriate, or copyrighted content.
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4. proposal v2
The product is an open world sci-fi MMO-RPG called Phoenix Company that aims to entertain players through escapism and immersive narrative storytelling. Players can choose their own path and roles to accomplish jobs. The target audience is males aged 16-18 in socioeconomic classes B-C1-C2 who are needs-driven and want an affordable game with constant activities. To address legal and ethical issues, the game would require age ratings and voice chat monitoring to restrict offensive content and younger players. Extreme groups may take offense to some elements but no direct comparisons will be made to real world entities to avoid causing offense. Original characters, names, and logos will be used to prevent copyright issues given differences from
4. proposal interactive (game)
This proposal outlines a turn-based strategy roleplaying game called "Ghosts In Space" where players command a team to exterminate ghosts trapped aboard spaceships. The game aims to entertain players aged 14-25 who enjoy roleplaying and strategic gameplay. Elements from Mass Effect and XCOM such as turn-based combat, character customization, and well-written story were used for inspiration during research and planning. Mild language and swearing may be included but restricted from younger audiences, and original characters will avoid copyright issues.
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This proposal outlines a turn-based strategy roleplaying game called "Ghosts In Space" where players command a team to exterminate ghosts trapped aboard spaceships. The game aims to entertain players aged 14-25 who enjoy roleplaying and strategic gameplay. Elements from Mass Effect and XCOM such as turn-based combat, character customization, and well-written story were researched to inform the game's development. Mild language and swearing may be included but access will be restricted for younger audiences, and original characters and storylines will avoid copyright issues or offending social groups.
Horror movie proposal
This proposal is for a horror movie trailer about a dead clown who comes back to life to haunt those who killed him. The movie is aimed at entertaining late teens and people in their early 20s who enjoy scary horror films. There may be some violent content in the film but no offensive language or depiction of real people or brands that could result in legal issues.
Interactive - Proposal
This proposal outlines an adventure game that will involve guiding a character through different levels and stages to rescue their brother from a kidnapper. The game will take inspiration from Mario and Sonic games by incorporating side-scrolling 2D gameplay that moves in multiple directions. It will target males over 10 years old and feature unique enemy characters, heroic characters, and colorful backgrounds across levels. Research from the creator's previous ghost game will influence enemy and character designs. Efforts will be made to avoid offensive content and ensure the game does not infringe on existing intellectual properties, while drawing inspiration from Mario's gameplay style and level structure.
Ghost maze proposal
The proposal is for a video game called "Ghost Maze" that aims to entertain players ages 3 and up. The game involves a man trying to escape a maze while being chased by ghosts. Research and planning elements like the 2D pixel art style and dark lighting to build atmosphere will be incorporated. No offensive material will be included and younger players will not be restricted to ensure no social, religious or ethnic groups are offended. The game idea is original to avoid copyright issues.
4. formal proposal
The proposal is for a video game called "Ghost Maze" that aims to entertain players ages 3 and up. The game involves a man trying to escape a maze while being chased by ghosts. Research and planning elements like the 2D pixel art style and dark lighting to build atmosphere will be incorporated. The game will not include any offensive, unethical, or copyrighted material.
4. Proposal
This proposal is for an arcade game called Blocky. The goal of the game is to have the player control a block that grows in size by swallowing smaller blocks, allowing it to eventually swallow larger blocks. The intended audience is ages 14-19 of both genders from any social status who enjoy competitive, challenging games. Some elements of popular games, like colors, may be incorporated into the design. No offensive or inappropriate content will be included, and the game will be accessible to both younger and older audiences. The game aims to be entertaining through its competitive gameplay while avoiding issues like copyright infringement through an original design.
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