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The document outlines initial plans for a 2D RPG/adventure game similar to early Final Fantasy and Legend of Zelda games. It would use Undertale's fun turn-based combat system and allow character customization. The player would form a bond with their character. A 5-week schedule is proposed to conduct research, experiment with production, create a proposal and plan, engage in production, and perform an evaluation. Sources to be used include audience interviews, gaming publications and websites, playtesting games, game videos, articles, and statistics.
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Initial Plans
The document outlines initial plans for an 2D RPG or adventure game similar to early Final Fantasy or Legend of Zelda titles. It would use Undertale's fun, turn-based combat system. Sections include an initial response, mind maps, a mood board analysis noting repetition in graphics and fonts across referenced 2D games, and a schedule spanning 5 weeks including case studies, audience research, production, and evaluation. A bibliography is requested listing at least 7 sources for the project including audience interviews and other research.
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2. initial plans
Samuel plans to create a platformer video game similar to Inside and Little Nightmares. He wants the game to feature puzzle-solving and obstacle avoidance. Samuel enjoyed shading in his previous game and wants to improve lighting effects. He will use a checkpoint system with one life, resetting the player to checkpoints if they die. The game will have a monotone, teal color scheme and take place in a dull, wooden environment. Samuel created a mood board and mind map to plan atmospheric elements and will draw inspiration from games like Inside, Jetpack Joyride, and Little Nightmares for his design. He outlined a 5-week schedule to research, prototype, produce, and evaluate the game.
7. evaluation(2)
The document provides an evaluation of Luke Ross's FMP project. It summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of the research, planning, and time management phases. For the research, strengths included analyzing different game designs and focusing on specific audiences. However, some audience demographics were repetitive. For planning, mind maps were helpful for exploring ideas, but the mood board was less so. Managing time well allowed tasks to be completed on time, but rushing the final product and reflection lowered quality. More time would have allowed improvements to graphics, features, and animation.
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The document outlines initial plans for an 2D RPG or adventure game similar to early Final Fantasy or Legend of Zelda titles. It would use Undertale's fun, turn-based combat system. Sections include an initial response, mind maps, a mood board analysis noting repetition in graphics and fonts across referenced 2D games, and a schedule spanning 5 weeks including case studies, audience research, production, and evaluation. A bibliography is requested listing at least 7 sources for the project including audience interviews and other research.
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The document discusses game research on three cel-shaded games: The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, Naruto, and Dragon Ball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3. It provides information on the publisher, system, genre, and release date for each game. It then evaluates the graphical style of each, noting how cel-shading was used to achieve a cartoon-like feel. Finally, it discusses how aspects of the games related to cel-shaded graphics could influence the design of the author's own game.
1. initial plans(2)[1]
The mood board establishes a color scheme and visual style focused around nebulae, planets, and other space phenomena to set a mysterious tone for a 2D arcade game. Repetitive elements like nebulae, planets, and a color palette of black with various colors are intended to be incorporated into aspects like menus, customization options, and backgrounds. The mood board influences the overall direction of the game by providing visual inspiration and establishing foundational elements to guide further development.
2. initial plans
Samuel plans to create a platformer video game similar to Inside and Little Nightmares. He wants the game to feature puzzle-solving and obstacle avoidance. Samuel enjoyed shading in his previous game and wants to improve lighting effects. He will use a checkpoint system with one life, resetting the player to checkpoints if they die. The game will have a monotone, teal color scheme and take place in a dull, wooden environment. Samuel created a mood board and mind map to plan atmospheric elements and will draw inspiration from games like Inside, Jetpack Joyride, and Little Nightmares for his design. He outlined a 5-week schedule to research, prototype, produce, and evaluate the game.
7. evaluation(2)
The document provides an evaluation of Luke Ross's FMP project. It summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of the research, planning, and time management phases. For the research, strengths included analyzing different game designs and focusing on specific audiences. However, some audience demographics were repetitive. For planning, mind maps were helpful for exploring ideas, but the mood board was less so. Managing time well allowed tasks to be completed on time, but rushing the final product and reflection lowered quality. More time would have allowed improvements to graphics, features, and animation.
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This document provides a template for students to design a computer game storyboard by planning the game's levels, stages, and narrative descriptions. The template guides students through the design process, from brainstorming game ideas to publishing and revising the game, with steps to storyboard the design, create a prototype, gather user feedback, and refine the game.
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Video game initial plans
The document provides an initial reaction and plans for a video game project. The student discusses two potential game ideas: a Mario-style game based on an existing television show or movie, or a ninja jumping game. They note enjoying creating graphics in Photoshop and backgrounds. They recognize the need to ensure audio matches the game's theme and pace. A mind map and mood board are included to help plan the game. The student analyzes repeated elements in the mood board images to influence the game's style. A schedule outlines the project plan over 5 weeks, including tasks for design, production, and evaluation. Finally, 7 existing video games and franchises are listed as sources of research.
Fmp initial plans
Harry plans to create a completed version of his original video game project as his final major project. The game is a platformer with turn-based RPG battles that also includes a mystery for players to solve. Harry chose this project to finish the game he originally intended to create and because he enjoys platformers and RPGs.
2. initial plans
Here are 7 potential sources you could include in your bibliography:
1. Edmund McMillen and Tyler Glaiel (2010) Super Meat Boy
2. Team Meat (2008) Super Meat Boy
3. Edmund McMillen (2005) Aether
4. Derek Yu (2003) Spelunky
5. Lucas Pope (2013) Papers, Please
6. Jonathan Blow (2008) Braid
7. ThatGameCompany (2009) flOw
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The document outlines Jack Lowes' initial plans for a 2D adventure game project. It discusses his initial reaction which was that an adventure game would suit his strengths in visual design. It includes mind maps exploring game ideas. A mood board analysis notes inspiration from sprites and mysterious game environments. A schedule outlines the project over 5 weeks, including tasks like character animation, environment creation, and adding sound effects. The bibliography lists 7 sources for audience research and inspiration, including video games like Pokemon and Zelda.
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The document outlines initial plans and reactions for a video game project. It discusses exploring new software features through the project and creating an adventure/story game inspired by past games. It notes the vague brief leaves freedom for any game style. Target audiences of teenagers and those over 34 are mentioned, as well as including a male character. Creating scenery and backgrounds is also highlighted. Comparing the project to potential future choices, it states video games may not be a long term passion but the topic could provide useful skills and change opinions.
Game Initial Plans
James is planning a short horror game and considers several genre options: RPG, action, or horror. He decides horror is best suited due to the genre's emphasis on short experiences and flexibility in graphics and gameplay. James creates mind maps of initial game ideas and settles on a horror concept involving breaking the fourth wall. He collects a mood board of dark, unsettling images to influence the game's tone and considers replicating pixelated monsters. A schedule is drafted focusing on production, evaluation, and incorporating music/sound effects. Research sources include recent horror games and Let's Play videos to examine effective elements.
Initial Plans Video Game
The document provides an initial plan and reaction for a 2D pixel art game project targeting 16-19 year olds. It discusses exploring handheld or mobile platforms as the author has experience with PC games. Due to the pixel art style, the game must be simple but allow for detail. The author wants to move away from their previous endless runner style game and try a puzzle or match-3 game instead. They will aim to create a unisex game different from their previous male-focused work. The schedules outlines 5 weeks of production including research, proposal, development, and evaluation. The bibliography lists 7 example games from various publishers in related genres to use for inspiration and research.
2. initial plans
Rhys Sadler-Scott enjoyed creating an advergame in a previous project and looks forward to making a similar game. They plan to experiment with Photoshop designs and create either a sidescroller or exploration game inspired by The Legend of Zelda. Rhys also has ideas for a character swapping mechanic and superhero theme. Their mood board emphasizes teamwork through lighthearted, bright images. Rhys aims to set a cooperative tone between two superhero characters. They schedule production experiments, a proposal, planning, designing, animating, sound work, and evaluation over five weeks.
2. initial plans
Rhys Sadler-Scott enjoyed creating an advergame in a previous project and looks forward to making a similar game. They plan to experiment with Photoshop designs and create either a sidescroller or exploration game inspired by The Legend of Zelda. Their initial ideas involve a superhero theme or character swapping mechanic. Their mood board emphasizes teamwork through lighthearted images and they hope it will help set the tone for their cooperative, superhero-themed game. Their schedule outlines completing research, drafting a proposal, designing the game over five weeks, and evaluating the final product.
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The document discusses pre-production planning for a video game project, including creating character designs, gameplay mechanics, advertisements, and sound effects. It provides examples of pre-production paperwork like a style sheet, color schemes, and production schedule. The goal is to fully develop the concept for an 8-bit turn-based RPG set in a post-apocalyptic world before beginning the production process.
Assignment 4
This presentation summarizes the results of the presenter's research to help develop concept art for their final project. They conducted secondary research like a mind map and mood board, as well as primary research through a survey. The survey helped the presenter decide on elements for their fantasy adventure game like using cel-shading graphics, having a treasure hunter as the main character in a jungle setting, and focusing concept art on items. Game research on cel-shaded titles informed the presenter's work on character, environment, and item designs.
FMP initial plans
Harry plans to create a completed version of his original video game project as his final major project. The game is a platformer with turn-based RPG battles that also includes a mystery for players to solve. Harry chose this project to fully realize his original idea and because he enjoys games that combine platforming, RPG elements, and puzzles.
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This document provides details about the pre-production process for a concept video game, including gameplay mechanics, characters, story, and marketing. The game will be an 8-bit turn-based post-apocalyptic RPG with a focus on story and characters. Target audiences are mature gamers ages 15+, as younger audiences may not appreciate the mechanics and story-driven focus. Advertising will target dedicated gamer websites rather than more general audiences. Details are also provided about sound effects, music, color schemes, and font styles being considered to set the retro-futuristic tone. Concepts for character designs, combat mechanics on a grid system, and overworld movement are outlined.
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- 2. Initial Reaction I could make a 2D rpg/adventure game like the early final fantasyโs or early legend of Zeldaโs. I would also use a combat system like what is used in Undertale since that is a turn based combat system which is not boring and is actually fun to use, making the battles fun as well. You can choose your class, changing the stats you have, the equipment and the start of the story. The player will be able to customise their character so that they feel more involved in the game and hopefully take more care doing things since they made that character and could form a sort of bond with it. I would make an interesting story which is not something you would find very often in games in final fantasy and other 2D RPGโs.
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- 4. Mood Board
- 5. Mood Board Analysis Is there any repetition in the images you have collected? Repeated colours/images styles/fonts/tone/mood There is some repetition of the graphics and art style of the game since most 2D games embody a simple graphics style yet uses vibrant colours and uses them well to make the visuals captivating for the player. There is also repetition in the fonts as well. Some of the images in the mood board use simple pixel art fonts in there games, probably because most of them have a pixel art concept. How will your mood board influence your final product? There are many games with good colour schemes and graphics which fit the game that they have which will influence my art style for my game.
- 6. Schedule WEEK OVERALL PLAN SPECIFIC TASKS 1 Case Study, Initial Response, Product Research ๏ท 2 Audience Research, Production Experiments, Proposal, Planning ๏ท 3 Production ๏ท 4 Production ๏ท 5 Evaluation ๏ท
- 7. Bibliography โข Name at least 7 sources that you plan to use in this project. These should include audience research, books, videos/films/video games, magazines and newspaper articles etc. 1. Interviewees, Name. (2018) Target Audience Interviews (conducted on DATE) 2. . http://www.pcgamer.com/ 3. . Videogame reviews 4. . Play videogames 5. . Videogame videos 6. . Articles about games 7. . Statistics
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- Log your initial thoughts regarding the set brief- What could you make? What are you good at? Your opinions? Can be a list of bullet points of reactions- does not have to be full prose. Can be hand written/drawn and scanned in.
- Bubbl.us or hand drawn-scanned using college printers exploring 3 potential ideas
- Collection of images related to your product/inspirational/visually interesting At least 15 needed