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Graduate Project Presentation
- 1. Concept Development SteveDacombe Fun, Nostalgic 2D Arcade Adventure Game
- 2. (Working Title) “A fun, nostalgic 2D arcade adventure game with additional in-browser features”
- 3. ‘ pick upand play’ experiences Something that can draw you in within a matter of moments Something that catches your eye Something that is simple Something that is enjoyable
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- 5. Doodle Jump (iPhone)
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- 7. Wii Party (Wii) Race against the clock Obstacle Puzzle Game types that draw you in
- 8. Key ideas Pickup and Play Arcade/Adventure game Large Audience
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- 10. Stated they playedarcade games when they were kids
- 11. The most importantfactor in an arcade game?
- 12. Feedback and ReflectionMobile = Gave quick experiences with a basic narrative structure Desktop/Web = Gave immersive experiences with a more in-depth narrative structure
- 13. Quick experiences witha basic narrative structure Immersive experiences with a more in-depth narrative structure Mobile Desktop/Web
- 14. Key Points ofDevelopment Fun first, message second Nostalgia Rewards
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- 17. Narrative Synopsis Atime machine test experiment goes dramatically wrong, causing a droid to become stranded in the past. Now you must help Droid 266* through 8* treacherous levels and get back to the year 2022. *Working title
- 18. Game Structure StoneAge 19 th Century: Wild West 22 nd Century: The Future 2 Levels 2 Levels 2 Levels 2 Levels Achievements Achievements Achievements Achievements Collectables Collectables Collectables Collectables Novice Moderate Difficult Very Difficult 20 th Century: Modern Era
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- 21. Collaborators Ashley Firth& Ben Entwisle – PHP Achievements Joe Wheater – Unity Programming
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Editor's Notes
- #2 I’d like to present to you today…
- #3 First Launch 2011 Narratives tiresome compared Pick up
- #4 - Asked myself what does this?
- #5 Looked at arcade games
- #6 Simple Concept Jump on Platforms Also applied to...
- #8 Minigames Fun easy to play Draws in large audience Simple game types
- #9 P+P – Fun before the storyline Examples Arcade – Tetris/Space Invaders Appeal Large audience – Like Wii Party
- #10 Led me to ask… Survey posted on…
- #11 Majority survey my target audience Few said they played arcade games when kids Potentially apply 11-17 to target audience
- #12 difficulty - storyline and appearance Increasingly important factors in desktop With a big interest in design and storytelling/Desktop
- #14 My game plotted The middle man between Leant towards desktop and web
- #15 Putting the fun before the narrative Will expand upon
- #16 Nostalgia - 8bit character art comes to mind NOT wannable retro Incorporate best of both modern day 2d graphical art
- #17 Player incentive – Achievements and rewards Design skills – make viewable on Website - counterpart to game View progress and awards Examples of this can be seen in
- #18 Backbone story
- #19 Game split into 4 parts 2 levels each – Could be extended; depends on time Achievements and collectables would vary depending on the theme
- #20 Unity 3D Game engine using 2D toolkit Simplicity and feel comfortable using it compared
- #21 Development till end of year Game production now till Mid-March > April Web dev – January till April Bug fixing – Mid march – end April
- #23 Implementing styles