Week Six

Pitch Presentation

Since a PowerPoint presentation can still be a bit abstract, I’ve recorded the following video to help those unfamiliar with the game get a quick understanding of it.

To help players feel more immersed, I also added some sound effects and background music.

Pitch Survey Results

The above are the results of my pitch presentation survey.↑

Game Pitch Evaluation & Reflection：

I received feedback from 10 students on my game pitch, with an overall average score of 4.06 out of 5.

The highest scores were for my design intention and game loop clarity, both receiving 4.3. This suggests that my game concept and core gameplay structure were communicated clearly.

But the scores for game pillars, gameplay engagement, and unique positioning were slightly lower. This made me realise that although people can understand how my game works, I still need to make the gameplay more engaging and highlight what makes it different from other games.

Based on this feedback, I want to refine my game design pillars and focus on making the investigation and cooking mechanics more interactive. I also want to communicate the unique connection between guests’ memories and cooking more clearly.

Game Updates & Playable Demo

1. To make it unique
2. To improve why is it fun.

In order to let my friends and fellow students try out the game, I’ve uploaded the current demo version to itch.io and created an introductory page. Feel free to check it out!