Category: Process & Portfolio

I finalized some aspects of the game this week. Work of the Week Additions & Changes The first thing I added in this week was a cursor to the title screen which was a very straightforward script with only a READ MORE

This week I worked to have the game ready for the showcase. Work of the Week Visuals I re-tiled the gate floors for each gate as previously the floors were made up of tiles I made with haste and had READ MORE

This week I worked on more visuals and implementation Animation Implementation I first worked on the second enemy’s animations as E-Jay had fixed the previous issue of the enemy’s rotation that would effect the direction the entire sprite was facing. READ MORE

This week I worked on character tweaks and lighting stuff. Visuals Last week E-Jay had suggested that the damage sprites of the characters be altered. He suggested that instead of having specific animations for the characters when they take damage READ MORE

This week I continued to work on the game, however it was at a reduced pace given how much I had done in the week before and that many of the major issues had been resolved. Visuals Environment I continued READ MORE

This week I worked on preparing the game for the play-test. Work of the Week The first thing I did this week was work on the pitfall tiles. First I animated the tiles I had already designed, then after thinking READ MORE

This week consisted of receiving feedback and preparing for the next play-test. Work of the Week This week I progressed and potentially completed the title tree animation. I also worked on the animation for the gate opening and the backdrop READ MORE

This week was reading week, I mostly used this time to catch up on making my blog posts but I also did some work for the game and met with my tutors for a feedback session. Work of the Week READ MORE

Introduction For making the tiles I had to create multiple sprites of tiles that could interconnect with each other and appear many times without becoming repetitive. They also had to have a certain level of detail that wasn’t too abrasive READ MORE