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This document summarizes a two-player Android game called BrawlTooth that allows players to connect via Bluetooth and attack or defend each other by touch, losing a set number of points depending on whether an attack hits or is defended against. It provides screenshots of the first draft and discusses potential future versions before describing user testing of the initial version, noting that 10 university student testers aged 20-30 found it easy to understand how to play and navigate through the game interface.
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Good theory tends to be at a very high level, whereas game design happens on a day to day basis at a much lower level.
We need procedures and processes that can help designers bridge the gap between theory and practice.
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- 2. App idea • A two player Android game • First a player must find an opponent to connect with through Bluetooth • Once the connection is implemented both players will be given 1. 500 points 2. A chance to attack using touch mechanism 3. A chance to Defend using another touch mechanism
- 3. First Draft screen shots
- 4. More shots Lose 100 points for getting hit Lose 75 points for getting hit Lose 25 points for getting hit Lose less than 10 points for getting hit Defended
- 5. Future versions could include
- 6. Testing …testing..1..2..3.. • The total number of participants who tested this app were 10 • all students • All users were aged between 20 to 30 and university students • Our participants did not have any essential characteristics • There was no differences between the participant sample and the user population • our app is for any person who likes to play games and has android devise • no special requirements what so ever
- 7. COnt… • users to play the game and tell us about they experience • Task scenarios for testing was aimed 1. To find out if it is easy to find out what the game is all about and how to play it 2. Is the UI of game easy enough to navigate through it…?? 3. overall gameplay and what they think what should be changed to improve it.
- 8. Test objectives were met?! In the Report!