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The document provides guidance for creating an initial game concept, including elements to cover such as a 25-word summary, genre, audience, game setting, story, characters, structure, gameplay, visual design, and multiplayer aspects. It encourages applying concepts learned about game design, like three-act narrative structure, and gives additional details to include for certain elements, such as describing the setting and justifying design choices based on genre and audience.
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Unit 30 AO2 Presentation
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- 14. Allow me to state the obvious... You've just completed AO1 on key concepts in game design. Use what you learned there in your design ideas here. For example – a three act narrative structure?
- 17. Write a more detailed analysis of your core audience and identify secondary audiences, explaining how the game will appeal to them in different ways.
- 19. Justify your decision with reference to your genre and target audience