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This document is a proposal form for a 2D sidescrolling videogame final project. The game will have elements of visual novels and RPGs/JRPGs, taking place in a fantasy setting influenced by those genres. It will have a roughly hour-long narrative about a "meme quest" undertaken by the main character. The target audience is identified as young adults who enjoy RPG/JRPG games and 2D platformers regardless of gender. To meet their needs, the project will focus on keeping gameplay fun and not repetitive while also having an interesting story and character interactions. The game will be created using the Game Maker engine with Adobe Illustrator and Microsoft Word used for art and story design.
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This document is a proposal form for a final major project creating a 2D video game called "Contrast" that will explore multiple genres within one game. Each level will show a different genre through gameplay, audio, and art style to create an immersive experience for the player. The purpose is to showcase the team's individual game development skills through merging their varying ideas and styles into one cohesive project. The target audience is teenagers and young adults who may feel nostalgia for early dungeon crawler games. A wide variety of genres and focus on audio and pixel art aims to appeal to this demographic. Production will utilize 2D sprite-based programs like GameMaker and Photoshop as well as sound software to create the desired experience
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This document is a proposal form for a final major project creating a 2D video game called "Contrast" that will explore multiple genres within one game. Each level will show a different genre through gameplay, audio, and art style to create an immersive experience for the player. The purpose is to showcase the team's individual game development skills through merging their varying ideas and styles into one cohesive project. The target audience is teenagers and young adults who may feel nostalgia for early dungeon crawler games. A wide variety of genres and focus on audio and pixel art aims to appeal to this demographic. Production will utilize 2D sprite-based programs like GameMaker and Photoshop as well as sound software to create the desired experience
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This document is a proposal form for a final major project creating a 2D video game called "Contrast" that will explore multiple genres within one game. Each level will show a different genre through gameplay, audio, and art style to create an immersive experience for the player. The game aims to showcase the group's individual skills in game development. It will merge ideas from genres like platformers and hack and slash games into one cohesive experience. The target audience is teenagers and young adults who may feel nostalgia for early dungeon crawler games. A wide variety of genres and attention to audio and pixel art aims to appeal to this demographic. The project will use 2D sprite-based programs like GameMaker and Photoshop
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