BGE & NPA
We hope you enjoy our Virtual Prize Giving as much we did making it. A big thanks our pupils who helped finish to finish the editing.
*We are aware of some problems with the speed during the list of names and we will fix this asap. You can look forward to our special directors cut extended edition release in the future.
0 A.D. (pronounced “zero-ey-dee”) is a free, open-source, historical Real Time Strategy (RTS) game currently under development by Wildfire Games, a global group of volunteer game developers. As the leader of an ancient civilization, you must gather the resources you need to raise a military force and dominate your enemies.
Welcome back forth year.
Today in class we created a blog post summerising what we did over the summer.
The class researched various games review sites to get an idea of the types of styles used on sites.
We also created logos for tiles to get quicker access to your blogs.
How blockbuster games are written is a look at how narrative design is used create the plot of AAA games.
A great story can carry a poor game and a bad story can destroy a good game. Take for example Portal which is a fairly standard puzzle game but the story lifts it to a whole new level.
There are plenty of great games out there with great stories, often you find them in the last place you look. However, you could start here.
Using wikipedia and the WWW create a powerpoint explaining the characteristics of the following video game genres. You should also include an game example of each genre and a description of why you think it falls into this genre.
1 Action
2 Action-adventure
3 Adventure
4 Role-playing
5 Simulation
6 Strategy
7 Sports
8 Other notable genres
9 Idle gaming
Look at the game above. Create a new word document with the following headings.
Consider the following under each heading
Continue reading “Five-A-Day (day 3) Testing, Evaluation & Improvements”
Day 3 – Added a scoring and lives system using variables.
Day 2 – Added sprites and costumes for the food.
Day 1 – Create the game interface by adding player sprite and control mechanisim.
Performance Criteria
(a) Produce a clear and feasible design brief for a basic computer game, referencing design elements.
(b) Produce a plan of design elements for the computer game consistent with the design brief.
(c) Produce a list of assets consistent with the plan for the computer game.
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