This week was a chance to show the class the final outcomes of our games ideas in a 5-10 minute pitch deck.
With the help of the structure above, I managed to complete my pitch deck in time, and am very satisfied with it’s layout.
Below is the pitch deck I presented to the class, as well as the video I attached to slide 8.
Overall, I am very happy with how my pitch went, and think it was very well interpreted. Both peers and lecturers, some of which have never seen or heard of my game before, seemed to like and understand my game, and most of all, found it funny.
This was thanks to the video I put into slide 8 (made in CapCut), as shown below.
If there’s any interest in playing the prototype, the link for it’s itch page is shown below.
https://dragons-dragons.itch.io/break-a-leg
Pitch Deck Feedback
Below is the average scores from a form the class did after seeing me present my pitch deck.
Only one person out of the eleven voted ‘Disagree’ and ‘Neither agree nor disagree’ for some of my sections, but the other 10 all voted ‘Agree’ and ‘Strongly agree’ to understanding my sections, and so I think I did well.
The person who voted ‘Disagree’ also disagreed with my peers pitch decks, and so I think I am safe to disregard their score. This means overall I’m incredibly happy with the results of my pitch deck, and hope that maybe it was memorable enough for people to want to work on making it a game in the future.
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