The survey asked 5 questions about preferences in 2D games. For question 1, most respondents were between ages 10-20 with one person over 30. Question 2 found that the majority play 2D games with one person saying no. Gameplay was favored most in question 3 over other factors like artwork. Question 4 revealed a preference for 2D adventure games followed by fighting and RPGs. Question 5 identified bad graphics and depth perception as common criticisms of 2D games.

1. Ben WhitePRIMARY RESEARCH

2.  The first question asked
was to gather age
ranges. 4 out of the 5
people were between
10-20 years old and 1
person was over 30.
QUESTION 1

3.  We then asked whether or
not they play any 2D
games. The majority (3)
said yes, 1 person said no
and the last person said
they play a wide variety of
games.
QUESTION 2

4.  In this multiple choice question,
we asked what would draw the
audience to a particular game.
Most people seemed to favour
the gameplay, with soundtrack,
artwork and well-known
developer coming in second.
Interesting storyline came third
with good trailers and well-
developed characters game I n
last. This tells us to have a large
focus on gameplay, as well as
nice artwork and sounds.
QUESTION 3

5.  Here, the majority of people said
they prefer 2D adventure games.
Fighting and RPG came second
and survival and rogue-like came
third. A good idea would be to
make an adventure RPG game.
QUESTION 4

6.  The criticisms of 2D
games we found are
bad graphics and
depth perception. We
will need to think
about how to ensure
these items turn out
well in our game.
QUESTION 5