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Will Stewart
Research
• The foremost strength of this section of my project is by far the product research, specifically
of already-existing products. As I was familiar with the researched material beforehand I had
prior experience with the styles and mechanics of what I wanted the incorporate into my
project, whether through first-hand experience or on an observational standpoint. I was well
aware of the conventions that the genre I was aiming for adhered to, and how they were
employed successfully to create the desired effect. My audience research was to an
acceptable standard, with concise interpretations of the answers that I was provided through
my questionnaires. If I could improve my research in any way, it would be to investigate how
such products were made, and the time and resources that were put into them to make
them work.
Planning
• In the Initial Plans of the project, I finalized the concept that I wanted, building upon the
research performed in the previous section. I modelled the mechanical and story elements in
the planning on pre-existing products displayed in my research. The images that I gathered
for my mood board were chosen for epitomising a certain aesthetic, leading to a disparate
array of styles to fit with the narrative I had chosen for the project. In my project schedule, I
stuck within the guidelines provided by the course material, with two weeks for the
production phase and three weeks for everything else. If I could improve my planning, I
would avoid designing overly complex details that are outside the scope of my ability, such as
the additional functions of the game that would not be displayed within the project.
Time Management
• Sticking to the schedule helped tremendously to organise my project. This gave me individual
brackets which helped me weekly to complete my work. The course schedule provides me
with specific deadlines that I can focus around, and act as checkpoints that help me to
remember when certain tasks need to be completed. This was essential in keeping me on
track by pressuring me to get the job done on time, the schedules from previous projects
acting as a conditioning mechanism to motivate me more. If I had more time I would have
used it to fine-tune the production more, streamlining the animation and adding more sound
effects if needed.
Technical Qualities
Created and animated in Photoshop as individual assets and then mixed with sound using Premier
Pro, both of which are Adobe Creative Cloud applications. The total product clocks out at around
thirty frames, and utilizes multiple moving and stationary assets to create the illusion of progress
through the environment. This included independently constructing and synchronizing different
aspects of the project, such as the player sprite and the background.
Some parts remained in the same place the whole time while others were constantly in
motion, similar to professional video games, which often appear to have interlocking assets
on separate layers to maintain the appearance of certain motions.
Aesthetic Qualities
The differing time settings
between the main body and the
starting and ending screens help to
create a believable sense of time
throughout the product, along
with mimicking real-time game
speeds that projects a more
authentic feel.
The part I think worked the most is the fluidity of the assets as they
came together, specifically the main sprite and the background. As
they were animated, they blended well with each other to create
the desired effect, moving with each other in harmony to prevent
any lags or errors during the process.
In terms of improvements, I could have improved the
design in some areas, such as adding in more detail or
refining the movement of lesser-priority assets.
Audience Appeal
In regards to the product’s formula, it is linear in nature, going from point A to point B on a singular
route without any diversions. This appeals to audience members that prefer things to be
straightforward and to the point, and find multiple paths in the plot and environment to be either
confusing, frustrating, or boring.
The intentions of the product are easy to understand, being used as something of an
experiment in exercising proper use of the video game formula and the conventions
associated with the chosen genre. Due to me being over-ambitious, the final product fell
short of the proposed concept, with too much complex material being planned for too short
an amount of time at my current skill level.

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8. evaluation

  • 2. Research • The foremost strength of this section of my project is by far the product research, specifically of already-existing products. As I was familiar with the researched material beforehand I had prior experience with the styles and mechanics of what I wanted the incorporate into my project, whether through first-hand experience or on an observational standpoint. I was well aware of the conventions that the genre I was aiming for adhered to, and how they were employed successfully to create the desired effect. My audience research was to an acceptable standard, with concise interpretations of the answers that I was provided through my questionnaires. If I could improve my research in any way, it would be to investigate how such products were made, and the time and resources that were put into them to make them work.
  • 3. Planning • In the Initial Plans of the project, I finalized the concept that I wanted, building upon the research performed in the previous section. I modelled the mechanical and story elements in the planning on pre-existing products displayed in my research. The images that I gathered for my mood board were chosen for epitomising a certain aesthetic, leading to a disparate array of styles to fit with the narrative I had chosen for the project. In my project schedule, I stuck within the guidelines provided by the course material, with two weeks for the production phase and three weeks for everything else. If I could improve my planning, I would avoid designing overly complex details that are outside the scope of my ability, such as the additional functions of the game that would not be displayed within the project.
  • 4. Time Management • Sticking to the schedule helped tremendously to organise my project. This gave me individual brackets which helped me weekly to complete my work. The course schedule provides me with specific deadlines that I can focus around, and act as checkpoints that help me to remember when certain tasks need to be completed. This was essential in keeping me on track by pressuring me to get the job done on time, the schedules from previous projects acting as a conditioning mechanism to motivate me more. If I had more time I would have used it to fine-tune the production more, streamlining the animation and adding more sound effects if needed.
  • 5. Technical Qualities Created and animated in Photoshop as individual assets and then mixed with sound using Premier Pro, both of which are Adobe Creative Cloud applications. The total product clocks out at around thirty frames, and utilizes multiple moving and stationary assets to create the illusion of progress through the environment. This included independently constructing and synchronizing different aspects of the project, such as the player sprite and the background. Some parts remained in the same place the whole time while others were constantly in motion, similar to professional video games, which often appear to have interlocking assets on separate layers to maintain the appearance of certain motions.
  • 6. Aesthetic Qualities The differing time settings between the main body and the starting and ending screens help to create a believable sense of time throughout the product, along with mimicking real-time game speeds that projects a more authentic feel. The part I think worked the most is the fluidity of the assets as they came together, specifically the main sprite and the background. As they were animated, they blended well with each other to create the desired effect, moving with each other in harmony to prevent any lags or errors during the process. In terms of improvements, I could have improved the design in some areas, such as adding in more detail or refining the movement of lesser-priority assets.
  • 7. Audience Appeal In regards to the product’s formula, it is linear in nature, going from point A to point B on a singular route without any diversions. This appeals to audience members that prefer things to be straightforward and to the point, and find multiple paths in the plot and environment to be either confusing, frustrating, or boring. The intentions of the product are easy to understand, being used as something of an experiment in exercising proper use of the video game formula and the conventions associated with the chosen genre. Due to me being over-ambitious, the final product fell short of the proposed concept, with too much complex material being planned for too short an amount of time at my current skill level.

Editor's Notes

  1. What were the strengths of your research? How did your research help your product? What were the weaknesses of your research? What could you have done better/improve? What effect would this have had on your product?
  2. What were the strengths of your planning? How did your planning help your product? What were the weaknesses of your planning? What could you have done better/improve? What effect would this have had on your product?
  3. Did you manage your time well? Did you complete your project on time or would your products have improved with additional time? What would you have done if you had more time to produce your work?
  4. Compare your work to similar existing products and discuss the similarities and differences Put your final piece(s) in the centre of a page alongside an existing product Use text boxes and arrows
  5. Does your work look good? Was it creative? What aspects of your game’s visuals do you like? What would you improve? How would you improve it? Discuss the strengths and weaknesses Put your final piece(s) in the centre of a page and analyse them Use text boxes and arrows
  6. How have you appealed to your target audience? What specific bits of content would appeal to your target audience. Refer to your findings from your questionnaire. Put your final piece(s) in the centre of a page and analyse them Use text boxes and arrows