Online Mechanics, Reflection, Assessment, AS, Unity 3d, Game Design and Development, Game Development, Mechanics - Multan, Pakistan - TeacherOn
Description
RequirementsFor this assessment you will be required to design and evaluate a game prototype, then,
using feedback from your evaluation, develop the finished game. Additionally, you are
required to provide documentation of the process which includes a production log as
well as a final written report. The game should be developed according to a set brief.
Game Brief
The game needs to be designed using a Mechanics-based design approach. In other
words, you must choose two or more game mechanics and merge them to form the
basis of your gameplay. The mechanics must be chosen from the list of game
mechanics provided in a separate document.
Prototype
In the first instance, you are required to develop a working playable prototype of the
game. The prototype should demonstrate the core game mechanics. At this point you
should not be worried about what the game looks or feels like, focusing only on the
gameplay.
Evaluation
You will collect feedback on your initial prototype, looking for issues to fix and possible
improvements.
Final game
Building on the feedback you've collected, you will make final changes to the game,
including finalizing visual and auditory assets.
Group Process Reflection
Finally, you will reflect on the differences between working in groups and working
individually in terms of practices and processes.
Your submission for this assignment will be a written report described below, as well as
executable binaries for your game.
Written Report
In your written report, you should outline the design process of your game. Your report
should consist of four parts as outlined below.
1) Game prototype. Describe the prototype you chose to develop specifying the
mechanics you based it on from the provided list of mechanics. Describe how the
mechanics interact with each other to create a novel game experience. Use
screenshots to illustrate the prototype.
2) Evaluation and feedback. Describe and evidence the feedback collected in your
initial prototype. Set out intended changes based on user feedback. This may be
done in multiple iterations to further improve your prototype
Level:
Intermediate
Gender Preference:
None
Meeting options:
Available online - via skype etc.