I hacked in some sketches to represent each character: the PhD director (who also represents other colleagues), the reviewer and the scientist. There are a few things that simply don’t fit. That is, gameplay is not exactly entertaining… but that’s precisely what is nice about the ‘game in a week’ concept. If it doesn’t work, [...]
Categories: Programming,Videogame
Tagged: Experimental Gameplay project, Sketch
Ok, if you like game design you MUST watch these videos. Jesse Schell talks about some intelligent game designs and how games are invading… REALITY. Some thoughts to think about! You did it? pling! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pMLtwJGA4Wc http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GaqoE_qLCs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4lTprV-dRmY
Tagged: Jesse Schell, Talk
I changed how the player ‘writes’ new papers. Until now, he just moved the scientist sideways with ‘z’ and ‘x’ and blowed papers pressing space repeatidly. Now, the player has to lie his hands on the keyboard as if writing. The character is controlled with ‘a’ and ‘l’ (with the little fingers) and in order [...]
Categories: General
Tagged: Competition, Experimental Gameplay project
Not much today, I had little time to spend in front of the computer. I tweaked gameplay a little bit (mostly how papers react to different forces) and I added… two fearsome reviewers. They wander in the upper part of the screen, waiting for your papers. When one of them falls in their hands, they [...]
Categories: General
Tagged: Competition, Experimental Gameplay project, Peer Review
Hugo, 4 years old, playing with Tsuyu in Rain, Sand, Stars.
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