City rising Unit7274
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Michael Williams is a games design student who has created a proposal for an open world zombie RPG and action adventure game called City Rising set in Manchester, England after a nuclear explosion turns the residents into zombies. The game would be for 1-4 players with first and third person views and would involve gathering items, making shelters, crafting weapons and food to escape the city and earn freedom. Key features would include switchable characters, fast travel between locations, crafting, a talent tree, unique kills, and multiple storylines. The target audience is identified as young teens to middle aged adults from 15 to 25 years old. A small survey was conducted to gather feedback on the game concept.
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- 2. My name is Michael Williams I am a games design student for the past 3 years learning every detail of the games industry. About Me
- 3. City Rising City Rising an open world RPG Action Adventure game. City Rising is a modern day zombie apocalypse set in Manchester after being hit by a nuclear explosion. Gather items make houses, food and weapons to get your freedom.
- 4. 1-4 Players with first and third person views zombie shooter game and will be multiple platform. My game set in Manchester after the being in the devastation of a nuclear explosion from the Americans now you must escape the country and earn your freedom. My Game
- 5. Switchable characters. Fast travel between multiple locations in Manchester. Crafting items. Talent tree. Unique kills. Multiple Storylines. I believe that this game will be a success because lots of people enjoy playing these types of games and will bring a dynamic view to the player. USP (Unique Selling Points)
- 6. My target audience would be aimed mostly at young teens to middle aged adults (15-25). Target Audience 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 15 to 18 18 to 22 22 to 24 24+ Male Female Age Buyability Ratings
- 7. My survey didn’t get many responses but where all very useful to my game. Survey https://www.surveymonkey.com/analyze/wbMiK69vj1olR3_2BrtMA15_2FivL9bH4AjbTCoe p5DHtto_3D