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The document outlines a personal project to create an FPS game in Unreal Engine over 12 weeks. It involves picking a theme, researching assets and gameplay, and building out the game world, player controls, and sound design. Potential issues include ensuring the project supports learning objectives and adds to knowledge, while expanding beyond the base assets provided in Unreal Engine. A schedule is proposed to focus on planning, development, polishing, and getting peer feedback to release a "pre-alpha" version of the game.
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7. evaluation (hack & slash)
This document summarizes an evaluation of a game production project. The strengths highlighted in the research section were designing a game similar to 1980s dungeon crawlers and researching the layouts of dungeon crawlers from that era. Planning allowed the creator to make the game easier to develop and spend more time on improvements. Time management was also effective, with deadlines used to stay on track and allow extra time at the end for improvements. Peer feedback suggested adding more enemies and varying backgrounds to make the game longer and less repetitive. The creator agreed with this feedback and plans to implement more variety in enemies and settings.
Task 7 – Evaluation
The document summarizes the evaluation of a group project to create a video game. It discusses several key points:
1) The game incorporated different genres but had a linear storyline due to cuts from the original plan. Sound design and other elements were unfinished due to lack of time.
2) Through the project, the author learned new art and animation skills as well as improving scripting. However, management of time could have been better as some members were undecided in their roles.
3) Feedback noted the variety of genres and art were positives, but some levels and instructions were unclear due to the disparate styles between sections.
6. production reflection
The document describes the process of creating a retro-style rolling back drop game. Key steps included:
- Creating a 1200x80px canvas for the rolling backdrop
- Adding sky, clouds, floor, ramps and obstacles with plain colors
- Making a pixelated character that could stand and push to maneuver over ramps
- Creating a score part to add challenge and track landed tricks
- Adding a menu button for pausing as seen in most games
- Finding free sounds online and layering them to match the game's timing and pace
2. production techniques evaluation pro forma(1)
The document discusses different production techniques and mediums for graphic design, radio, and video game projects. It provides advantages and disadvantages of working in each medium, including that Photoshop allows use of different fonts but can be hard to initially learn, radio editing allows adjusting sound levels but the software seems difficult to use, and video games allow quick designs but lack uniqueness. Examples are provided of projects in radio about making a summer festival remix and in video games showing characters collecting prizes by dodging obstacles. In the end, the document concludes the radio project was more professionally made while the game could have been better designed with more time.
3. fmp production experiments finished
- The document describes the process of creating experiments for a trailer about the game RIME and a magazine reviewing the game.
- Footage and audio were gathered from playing the game and added to early versions of the trailer. Clips were selected and edited together.
- An initial magazine cover, contents page, and double page review spread were created following conventions from existing magazines.
- Elements that will carry over to the final products include the soundtrack, bold color scheme for the cover, collage background for contents page, and use of the game's color scheme and gradient text box for the review spread.
7. evaluation(2)
The document provides an evaluation of an FMP project. It summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of the student's research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and feedback from peers. The research uncovered different ghost game genres and audiences. Planning incorporated ideas from the ghost game experiment. More time could have allowed for additional planning and animation. Technical strengths included the HUD, but weaknesses were lack of enemy variety and boss design. Aesthetic strengths were the designs, but weaknesses were lack of background and boss targeting. The project appealed to its target audience but could be improved based on peer feedback around animations, backgrounds, and boss mechanics.
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Game is ggj2018 presentation
The document contains an agenda for a two-day event taking place on January 26th and 27th. On the first day, there will be an opening from 8:30-9:30 followed by keynote speeches and group brainstorming sessions throughout the morning and afternoon. The second day will include continued work from 18:00-19:00 followed by presentations of work from 19:00-22:00. The document also contains tips for getting unstuck while developing a game jam project, such as simplifying concepts, focusing on fun, and calling unfinished work a prototype.
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This document summarizes an evaluation of a game production project. The strengths highlighted in the research section were designing a game similar to 1980s dungeon crawlers and researching the layouts of dungeon crawlers from that era. Planning allowed the creator to make the game easier to develop and spend more time on improvements. Time management was also effective, with deadlines used to stay on track and allow extra time at the end for improvements. Peer feedback suggested adding more enemies and varying backgrounds to make the game longer and less repetitive. The creator agreed with this feedback and plans to implement more variety in enemies and settings.
Task 7 – Evaluation
The document summarizes the evaluation of a group project to create a video game. It discusses several key points:
1) The game incorporated different genres but had a linear storyline due to cuts from the original plan. Sound design and other elements were unfinished due to lack of time.
2) Through the project, the author learned new art and animation skills as well as improving scripting. However, management of time could have been better as some members were undecided in their roles.
3) Feedback noted the variety of genres and art were positives, but some levels and instructions were unclear due to the disparate styles between sections.
6. production reflection
The document describes the process of creating a retro-style rolling back drop game. Key steps included:
- Creating a 1200x80px canvas for the rolling backdrop
- Adding sky, clouds, floor, ramps and obstacles with plain colors
- Making a pixelated character that could stand and push to maneuver over ramps
- Creating a score part to add challenge and track landed tricks
- Adding a menu button for pausing as seen in most games
- Finding free sounds online and layering them to match the game's timing and pace
2. production techniques evaluation pro forma(1)
The document discusses different production techniques and mediums for graphic design, radio, and video game projects. It provides advantages and disadvantages of working in each medium, including that Photoshop allows use of different fonts but can be hard to initially learn, radio editing allows adjusting sound levels but the software seems difficult to use, and video games allow quick designs but lack uniqueness. Examples are provided of projects in radio about making a summer festival remix and in video games showing characters collecting prizes by dodging obstacles. In the end, the document concludes the radio project was more professionally made while the game could have been better designed with more time.
3. fmp production experiments finished
- The document describes the process of creating experiments for a trailer about the game RIME and a magazine reviewing the game.
- Footage and audio were gathered from playing the game and added to early versions of the trailer. Clips were selected and edited together.
- An initial magazine cover, contents page, and double page review spread were created following conventions from existing magazines.
- Elements that will carry over to the final products include the soundtrack, bold color scheme for the cover, collage background for contents page, and use of the game's color scheme and gradient text box for the review spread.
7. evaluation(2)
The document provides an evaluation of an FMP project. It summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of the student's research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and feedback from peers. The research uncovered different ghost game genres and audiences. Planning incorporated ideas from the ghost game experiment. More time could have allowed for additional planning and animation. Technical strengths included the HUD, but weaknesses were lack of enemy variety and boss design. Aesthetic strengths were the designs, but weaknesses were lack of background and boss targeting. The project appealed to its target audience but could be improved based on peer feedback around animations, backgrounds, and boss mechanics.
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Game is ggj2018 presentation
The document contains an agenda for a two-day event taking place on January 26th and 27th. On the first day, there will be an opening from 8:30-9:30 followed by keynote speeches and group brainstorming sessions throughout the morning and afternoon. The second day will include continued work from 18:00-19:00 followed by presentations of work from 19:00-22:00. The document also contains tips for getting unstuck while developing a game jam project, such as simplifying concepts, focusing on fun, and calling unfinished work a prototype.
5. pre production
The document provides details on fonts, colors, and images that will be used in a pre-production style sheet for a video game. It includes the names and intended uses of 8 fonts as well as colors that will be used for characters, scenery, and other elements. Images from two similar games are referenced as inspiration for the graphical style. Layouts and rationale for the game's score display, timer, character design, and forest/city backgrounds are also discussed.
6. production reflection
The document provides a reflection on the production process of creating a video game background and characters. It includes 10 screenshots showing the progression from basic to more detailed designs. The student used basic tools like the pencil brush tool in Photoshop and struggled with using the software at first, producing very simple and basic images. Later screenshots show improved coloring, additional details like swirls and text, and multiple characters including a main cat character and an old lady character in purple clothing. The final screenshots depict animated elements like scores and dying messages to enhance game play.
9. video game evaluation for guardian golem
William Donne developed a unique game idea for a long time so he had clear ideas and good time management. His final game concept followed his original plans closely. While his pixel art graphics and character animation were decent, they lacked detail compared to professional games. He would have improved aspects like background detail and adding a point scoring system if given more time.
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Final presentation
The document proposes designing a new game that combines elements of Pong with role-playing and online multiplayer features. The game would include character classes, equipment slots, leveling up to gain stats and skills. It would allow online player versus player matches similar to League of Legends. Adding role-playing elements to the simple Pong gameplay could provide enough depth and replay value to engage players.
7. Evaluation
Josh Bailey created an RPG video game for a class project. He found his research on other RPG games from the 8-bit, 16-bit, and 64-bit eras to be very helpful for designing gameplay and coming up with ideas. His planning process mapped out all aspects of production thoroughly, though he could have improved his time management. Feedback praised the animation, character design, use of color, and fire effects, but suggested adding more scenes, audio, variable locations, and improving the walking sequence.
1. fmp initial plans
Jake has come up with several initial ideas for projects, including a game music video, game magazine, and ghost story. His preferred idea is to create a game music video montage set to music, showing clips from various games. He will also design a poster advertising the video. The video will be around 3 minutes long depending on the song, and include clips from different games. The poster will feature characters from the games in the montage. He analyzed his mood board of game images and how it will influence his darkly colored, dramatic final products. In an informal proposal, he outlined needing YouTube, Adobe Premiere, and Photoshop to create the montage video and advertisement poster. He aims to entertain
Game project- initial plans
Alice plans to create a platform/adventure video game for her project. She enjoyed the creative aspects of frame animation in a previous project. For her new game, she will design characters and backgrounds set in a jungle environment. The game may include challenges like collecting objects and crossing bridges. Alice will allow players to choose from animal or human characters. She will also create additional selectable characters. Objects like coins and mushrooms could be collected during gameplay. Alice has created a schedule to design characters, backgrounds, and program character and object movement over five weeks. She has researched popular mobile and video games like Temple Run and Super Mario Bros to inform her project plans.
Evaluation
Abigail Long evaluated their FMP project. Strengths included researching games they enjoyed and using similar elements in their own game. Weaknesses were not researching as in-depth as possible or fully explaining concepts. Planning was better than last time but could have been more detailed. Time management was good as they finished ahead of schedule but some parts felt rushed. Peer feedback praised the colors, mechanics, and simplicity but suggested improving enemy designs and adding dimension with new levels. In response, Abigail agreed on improving enemies and levels with more time, but disagreed that boosters were needed to overcomplicate the simplistic game.
5. proposal
1. The proposed video game, titled "Gaea", is a puzzle-based platformer aimed at mature 16-19 year old fans of indie narrative-driven games. Players control a character who can transform into different animals to solve puzzles and defeat bosses through the forest levels.
2. The game concept involves a character awakening in a forest and using new shape-shifting powers to discover the land's secrets while progressing through increasingly difficult puzzles and bosses. Cutscenes will advance the narrative focus.
3. Screenshots of the production process will be taken to document progress, as this helped identify issues in the creator's previous project where development steps were unclear.
5. proposal
Gaea is a puzzle-based platformer video game targeted towards 16-19 year old fans of indie narrative games. Players control a character who can transform into different animals to solve puzzles and defeat bosses. The character awakens in a forest and must discover the land's secrets while learning to use their shape-shifting powers. Cutscenes will advance the narrative alongside gameplay that gets progressively harder. The developer plans to document the production process through screenshots to better show their work.
7. evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of the student's game development project. It summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of their research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aural qualities, aesthetic qualities, and intended audience appeal. The student demonstrated good research, planning, and time management. Technical aspects like animation and audio were well done but could be improved. More detailed planning and background design could further enhance the project. The intended audience was children under 15 and the cartoony style was well suited to appeal to this group.
Workflow for my Task 2
Patryk Kleczkowski outlines their process for developing a 2D side-scrolling space shooter game. They took inspiration from games like FTL, Luftrausers, and Gratuitous Space Battles to inform gameplay elements. Initial planning included rough visualizations and blocking out the game structure in Game Maker. Details were then polished and the game was tested for bugs before a tank-themed remake was created with edited sprites.
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7. evaluation
This document provides a summary and evaluation of an animation project. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of the production process, planning, time management, technical and aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. For research, the creator knew what they wanted to do but was new to making animations. Planning was helpful but new ideas could slow progress. Time management was good but more time would allow more details. Peer feedback noted the dragon's animation but felt the battle could be longer. The creator agrees more time on key parts is needed and would address the slow start speed.
6. production reflection(2)
Amy Foster created a ghost game experiment in Photoshop but found it difficult to create recognizable characters like trains and goats. After completing the game in Photoshop, she animated it and exported a 3 second MP4 file that turned out blurry, making the game seem less professional. To add audio, she used Premier Pro, which she found easy to use, and doubled the game footage to make the clip longer so the audio could be heard properly.
5.pre production
The document outlines the pre-production planning for an animated pixel art game. It discusses the color palette, fonts, layouts, characters, locations, and schedule. Green, brown, and blue colors were selected to represent grass, poop, and sky/eyes. Pixel art examples were shown. The game involves a cat avoiding poop dropped by an old woman who moves sideways. The schedule allocates 8 days to create backgrounds, characters, items, and animate the game. Contingency plans address technical issues like memory stick or computer failure.
6. production reflection(video game) 2
Reed Cunningham reflects on the process of creating a game production. He started by making a freehand background and using an online template for trees. Next, he created a knight character and zombie enemies, both using templates. Then, he added health for the player using heart images from Google. Finally, he animated the game and exported it as a video, which he edited in Premiere to add a soundtrack.
2. initial plans (video games) 2
The document outlines Alfie Ingram's initial plans for a video game project, including experimenting with simple car game ideas based on past successes. It then shows Alfie's mind mapping process to develop potential game concepts such as a getaway driver mission-based game. The document concludes with Alfie settling on the final idea of an endless runner car game where the player must avoid obstacles to travel further without crashing.
3. production experiments(2)
Caleb created a ghost game experiment where Pac-man chases and tries to eat a ghost running around a road 3 times before it reaches the end. He used the paintbrush and eraser tools to create the background and scenery. Caleb imported and pixelated images of Pac-man and a ghost styled like how Pac-man chases ghosts in the games. He reflects that the dark, low-key lighting style of the ghost game does not match his planned football animation game, so he likely will not include elements from the experiment in his final product.
Evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of the student's game design project. Some strengths included having clear inspiration from other games in the genre, coming up with the game idea quickly, and completing all work on time. Weaknesses included needing more detailed planning and research into a wider range of genres. The game's visuals and audio were evaluated, with pixel art being a strength but levels and animations needing more detail. The simplicity of the design appealed to the target audience of males aged 11-19.
1. initial plans
Jack Morton is considering options for his final major project. He is initially thinking of creating a video game animation using Photoshop and Premiere Pro since he has experience with these programs. However, he acknowledges the risk of not finishing on time. As alternatives, he considers filming a short film since he has prior experience, or creating a gaming magazine using layout and design skills from previous rotations. He analyzes the pros and cons of each option, noting his strengths in gaming and design but also the challenges of things like copyright and time management.
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5. pre production
The document provides details on fonts, colors, and images that will be used in a pre-production style sheet for a video game. It includes the names and intended uses of 8 fonts as well as colors that will be used for characters, scenery, and other elements. Images from two similar games are referenced as inspiration for the graphical style. Layouts and rationale for the game's score display, timer, character design, and forest/city backgrounds are also discussed.
6. production reflection
The document provides a reflection on the production process of creating a video game background and characters. It includes 10 screenshots showing the progression from basic to more detailed designs. The student used basic tools like the pencil brush tool in Photoshop and struggled with using the software at first, producing very simple and basic images. Later screenshots show improved coloring, additional details like swirls and text, and multiple characters including a main cat character and an old lady character in purple clothing. The final screenshots depict animated elements like scores and dying messages to enhance game play.
9. video game evaluation for guardian golem
William Donne developed a unique game idea for a long time so he had clear ideas and good time management. His final game concept followed his original plans closely. While his pixel art graphics and character animation were decent, they lacked detail compared to professional games. He would have improved aspects like background detail and adding a point scoring system if given more time.
Y1 gd level_designworkflow
The document outlines the level design workflow for a retro-style sci-fi space game. It describes the inspiration from Star Trek and goal to maintain simplicity. Key stages included planning for the retro style, writing code to ensure the game functions properly, creating detailed assets like sprites and sounds, and final testing to fix bugs and balance gameplay challenges. The final game maintained the initial idea of being a simple retro space game.
Final presentation
The document proposes designing a new game that combines elements of Pong with role-playing and online multiplayer features. The game would include character classes, equipment slots, leveling up to gain stats and skills. It would allow online player versus player matches similar to League of Legends. Adding role-playing elements to the simple Pong gameplay could provide enough depth and replay value to engage players.
7. Evaluation
Josh Bailey created an RPG video game for a class project. He found his research on other RPG games from the 8-bit, 16-bit, and 64-bit eras to be very helpful for designing gameplay and coming up with ideas. His planning process mapped out all aspects of production thoroughly, though he could have improved his time management. Feedback praised the animation, character design, use of color, and fire effects, but suggested adding more scenes, audio, variable locations, and improving the walking sequence.
1. fmp initial plans
Jake has come up with several initial ideas for projects, including a game music video, game magazine, and ghost story. His preferred idea is to create a game music video montage set to music, showing clips from various games. He will also design a poster advertising the video. The video will be around 3 minutes long depending on the song, and include clips from different games. The poster will feature characters from the games in the montage. He analyzed his mood board of game images and how it will influence his darkly colored, dramatic final products. In an informal proposal, he outlined needing YouTube, Adobe Premiere, and Photoshop to create the montage video and advertisement poster. He aims to entertain
Game project- initial plans
Alice plans to create a platform/adventure video game for her project. She enjoyed the creative aspects of frame animation in a previous project. For her new game, she will design characters and backgrounds set in a jungle environment. The game may include challenges like collecting objects and crossing bridges. Alice will allow players to choose from animal or human characters. She will also create additional selectable characters. Objects like coins and mushrooms could be collected during gameplay. Alice has created a schedule to design characters, backgrounds, and program character and object movement over five weeks. She has researched popular mobile and video games like Temple Run and Super Mario Bros to inform her project plans.
Evaluation
Abigail Long evaluated their FMP project. Strengths included researching games they enjoyed and using similar elements in their own game. Weaknesses were not researching as in-depth as possible or fully explaining concepts. Planning was better than last time but could have been more detailed. Time management was good as they finished ahead of schedule but some parts felt rushed. Peer feedback praised the colors, mechanics, and simplicity but suggested improving enemy designs and adding dimension with new levels. In response, Abigail agreed on improving enemies and levels with more time, but disagreed that boosters were needed to overcomplicate the simplistic game.
5. proposal
1. The proposed video game, titled "Gaea", is a puzzle-based platformer aimed at mature 16-19 year old fans of indie narrative-driven games. Players control a character who can transform into different animals to solve puzzles and defeat bosses through the forest levels.
2. The game concept involves a character awakening in a forest and using new shape-shifting powers to discover the land's secrets while progressing through increasingly difficult puzzles and bosses. Cutscenes will advance the narrative focus.
3. Screenshots of the production process will be taken to document progress, as this helped identify issues in the creator's previous project where development steps were unclear.
5. proposal
Gaea is a puzzle-based platformer video game targeted towards 16-19 year old fans of indie narrative games. Players control a character who can transform into different animals to solve puzzles and defeat bosses. The character awakens in a forest and must discover the land's secrets while learning to use their shape-shifting powers. Cutscenes will advance the narrative alongside gameplay that gets progressively harder. The developer plans to document the production process through screenshots to better show their work.
7. evaluation
The document provides an evaluation of the student's game development project. It summarizes the strengths and weaknesses of their research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aural qualities, aesthetic qualities, and intended audience appeal. The student demonstrated good research, planning, and time management. Technical aspects like animation and audio were well done but could be improved. More detailed planning and background design could further enhance the project. The intended audience was children under 15 and the cartoony style was well suited to appeal to this group.
Workflow for my Task 2
Patryk Kleczkowski outlines their process for developing a 2D side-scrolling space shooter game. They took inspiration from games like FTL, Luftrausers, and Gratuitous Space Battles to inform gameplay elements. Initial planning included rough visualizations and blocking out the game structure in Game Maker. Details were then polished and the game was tested for bugs before a tank-themed remake was created with edited sprites.
Save The Hamsters Underground Portfolio
The document provides a project plan for the game "Save the Hamsters #Underground" which will have 200 levels across 10 locations. It will have an interactive main menu and game stages featuring locations like the Great Wall of China and the Pyramids of Egypt. The revenue models will include a paid app with a 15-level trial and optional in-app purchases to skip levels or get hints using an in-game coin system. The target revenue for the first year is $20,000.
7. evaluation
This document provides a summary and evaluation of an animation project. It discusses the strengths and weaknesses of the production process, planning, time management, technical and aesthetic qualities, audience appeal, and peer feedback. For research, the creator knew what they wanted to do but was new to making animations. Planning was helpful but new ideas could slow progress. Time management was good but more time would allow more details. Peer feedback noted the dragon's animation but felt the battle could be longer. The creator agrees more time on key parts is needed and would address the slow start speed.
6. production reflection(2)
Amy Foster created a ghost game experiment in Photoshop but found it difficult to create recognizable characters like trains and goats. After completing the game in Photoshop, she animated it and exported a 3 second MP4 file that turned out blurry, making the game seem less professional. To add audio, she used Premier Pro, which she found easy to use, and doubled the game footage to make the clip longer so the audio could be heard properly.
5.pre production
The document outlines the pre-production planning for an animated pixel art game. It discusses the color palette, fonts, layouts, characters, locations, and schedule. Green, brown, and blue colors were selected to represent grass, poop, and sky/eyes. Pixel art examples were shown. The game involves a cat avoiding poop dropped by an old woman who moves sideways. The schedule allocates 8 days to create backgrounds, characters, items, and animate the game. Contingency plans address technical issues like memory stick or computer failure.
6. production reflection(video game) 2
Reed Cunningham reflects on the process of creating a game production. He started by making a freehand background and using an online template for trees. Next, he created a knight character and zombie enemies, both using templates. Then, he added health for the player using heart images from Google. Finally, he animated the game and exported it as a video, which he edited in Premiere to add a soundtrack.
2. initial plans (video games) 2
The document outlines Alfie Ingram's initial plans for a video game project, including experimenting with simple car game ideas based on past successes. It then shows Alfie's mind mapping process to develop potential game concepts such as a getaway driver mission-based game. The document concludes with Alfie settling on the final idea of an endless runner car game where the player must avoid obstacles to travel further without crashing.
3. production experiments(2)
Caleb created a ghost game experiment where Pac-man chases and tries to eat a ghost running around a road 3 times before it reaches the end. He used the paintbrush and eraser tools to create the background and scenery. Caleb imported and pixelated images of Pac-man and a ghost styled like how Pac-man chases ghosts in the games. He reflects that the dark, low-key lighting style of the ghost game does not match his planned football animation game, so he likely will not include elements from the experiment in his final product.
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7. evaluation(2)
This document summarizes Chris Law's FMP evaluation. It discusses his process of researching pixel games for inspiration, planning his project through bullet points, and managing his time by working 2 hours per day. Feedback noted the animation could be longer and more detailed. Chris agreed improvements were needed and updated the project with more detail and audio.
7. evaluation (interactive)
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- Planning helped with game design but technical issues arose in development. More items could have been added with more time.
- Time management went well overall, though background details took longer than planned.
- Peer feedback suggested adding sound effects/music and making some text larger for readability. The student disagreed with speeding up the game due to text size.
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8. evaluation
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7. production reflection
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Game evaluation
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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.
7. evaluation completed
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8. evaluation
The document discusses the evaluation of a game production project. It reflects on the research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, and audience appeal of the project. The key points are:
1) The research could have been improved by interviewing more people and a wider range of opinions to ensure the genre choice appealed to more people.
2) Better planning, such as spending more time on character designs, would have allowed for more detailed and interesting characters.
3) Time management was generally good but more time spent on animations and experiments could have improved technical aspects like movement and gameplay.
4) Overall the game achieved its goals of a fantasy RPG but technical elements like the fight scene
8. evaluation
The document discusses the evaluation of a product created by the author. It covers research, planning, time management, technical qualities, aesthetic qualities, and audience appeal. For research, the author analyzed existing similar games but could have improved interviews. For planning, mind maps helped but character designs were not usable. Time management was mostly good but more could be spent on experiments and animation. Technical qualities like layout and genre were similar to examples, but the author's game had less features. Aesthetics like color and creativity were good but the fight scene could be improved. Audience appeal elements like fantasy aspects and rewards were included but more graphic content may have helped.
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The document provides an evaluation of Oliver Keppie's research, planning, time management, and technical work on a production process project. Some key points:
- Research on the target audience and genre helped shape design decisions around graphics, pricing, and gameplay elements. More specific data on comparable games could have provided additional insights.
- Planning through storyboarding, timelines, and pre-production helped structure the work and ensure completion on schedule. Further analysis of visual and interface designs may have improved these aspects.
- Time management with a schedule allowed focus on complex elements while simpler parts required less time. More time could have expanded the fighting sequence and added content.
- The fighting gameplay draws similarities to classic fighting games through
7. evaluation
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