The document summarizes the final project called "The Decipher" created by Nate Miller. The game has the player control the character Cy to solve puzzles across multiple levels to earn clues about where the leprechaun Lorcan stole the gold. Changes were made to several levels, including platform heights, object mobility, added explosives, and adjusted background artwork. Feedback is requested on whether the background art interferes with gameplay, ideas to improve the final level art, and if the reward screen is satisfying.

1. The Decipher - Final Project
Nate Miller

2. Theme
Lorcan the Leprechaun has stolen the gold
from the Decipherites. Using the main
character Cy, you must use problem solving
skills to advance to the final platform on each
level, earning a clue to tell where Lorcan is
heading next.

3. Changes
1. Small adjustments on levels 1 and 2, such as height of platforms and
objects.
2. Changes to the mobility of movable objects - friction and elasticity.
3. Centered text on screens that pop up upon failure to complete the final
level.
4. Added explosives to Level 3 and the Final Level to add more action.
5. Background artwork for every level significantly adjusted
6. Clear new text replaced blurry text that appeared on two levels upon
failure to complete.
7. Level 3 significantly changed, various platforms deleted and replaced in
new locations.

4. Changes - Visuals

5. Changes - Visuals

6. Changes - Visuals

7. Link to Game
http://www.kongregate.com/games/natemiller/the-decipher

8. Suggestions?
1. On any level, does the background art interfere with
the gameplay?
2. What could be added to the final level’s background
artwork that could add more flare?
3. Is the screen that appears upon successful completion
of the game rewarding enough?