PROTOTYPE The Crazy adventure of text games Key
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PROTOTYPE The Crazy adventure of text games
Key questions for today What do we mean by the word ‘Prototype’? Why should we create one? What are the benefits? How does a prototype help game designers/programmers do their job?
• You have entered a Cool, dark room. There is a background buzz of the air-conditioning and PCs. You can sense excitement in the air Will you • Create your first prototype • Do little work and waste your time
THE INSTRUCTION ROOM • You have to create at least one slide for each area of your game • The slides should include colours and images that evoke the atmosphere of the room • You will need to include the objects that help solve problems Pick up the object and go south Don’t pick it up and go south
WRONG DECISION You wasted time in your lesson, as a result you failed to gain any qualifications or the skills needed to succeed in life… You Lose
Mallow joy • Your are in a wonderful comfortable room made of marshmallow. The floor is both sticky and bouncy and the air is sweet. • You have the object the little people need you win
MALLOW JOY • Your are in a wonderful comfortable room made of marshmallow. The floor is both sticky and bouncy and the air is sweet. • You don’t have the object the little people need, they keep biting at your ankles until you have to leave. Go North
IL - Market your game • You need to put together some marketing material. This could include any of the following: – – • • Game cover A web banner A magazine review Radio advert What will I be assessed on? Creating solutions that suit audience and purpose Combing information effectively DUE – Tuesday 8 th October
