After receiving feedback from week 11, I feel as if the lack of puzzles in my game will make my game less engaging and feel more like a video than a game. I have had a few thoughts about puzzles, but it was more like collecting collectibles throughout the game to unlock a secret ending. Similar to Little Misfortune and the motif of ‘glitter’.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
A few puzzle ideas : <\/p>\n\n\n\nPuzzle type<\/td> Mechanic<\/td> Where would you find this<\/td> Example<\/td><\/tr> Finding collectibles <\/td> There will be items that players can pick up to unlock a ending \/ a new dialouge<\/td> In the forest enivronment<\/td> There will be items that players can pick up to unlock an ending \/ a new dialogue<\/td><\/tr> Minigame 1<\/td> A click and drag motion <\/td> Siren area <\/td> For the siren, it will point and click. The player will have to pick the correct scales in order not to make the siren angry<\/td><\/tr> Minigame 2 <\/td> A point-and-click system<\/td> Fairy area <\/td> The fairy will introduce you to the shell game. You have 3 chances to pick the correct one with the ball.<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table><\/figure>\n\n\n\n
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