I showcased a wireframe of the website I am building for my final project. I got feedback on which aspects my peers found helpful and useful and what aspects they would change in order for the site to be more accessible. Some of the feedback I found very helpful was to include a section where… Continue reading Pete Prototype Review 1

For this prototype session I decided to make the basic framework for the tactical movement for the  digital part of the game that I’m making. I also have created a basic AI that will attack the nearest player character. This was done using a breadth-first search algorithm, which is typically used to find data in… Continue reading Snyder’s Prototype Sprint 1

Though I was unable to attend this class meeting due to illness, I did go and reach out to my fellow classmates (including several of those that share this class with me) and ask for their input. For the second prototype rush showcase, I tried to compose a snippet or two of the kinds of… Continue reading Albright – Prototype Rush #2

My prototype showcase was of the layout of each of the thematic “zones” I was planning on creating as well as brainstorming the possible instruments to be used in the actual compositions. I hoped to receive advice on whether the areas seemed thematically interesting and whether the planned interactive elements were involving enough to merit… Continue reading Albright – Prototype Rush #1

For this prototype, I made a synopsis of the plot for the visual novel as well as brief character bios. What I hoped to learn from this was if the basis for the story made sense as well as if the characters and their motivations made sense as well. Overall, the feedback I received was… Continue reading Aaron’s Prototype Sprint #1

For my first prototype I basically laid the framework of the basic movement and shooting for the game. I chose a somewhat less conventional approach to movement that most larger titles chose to avoid and that reflected in my feedback I received. The movement is very akin to fast paced, super responsive and twitchy PC… Continue reading Chad’s Prototype Sprint #1

During the presentation of my first prototype, I showed between three to five instrumentals to each classmate that stopped by to take a listen to what I have been working on. While some of the tracks lack a main melodic riff and all of them are missing a vocal overlay, almost all the feedback that… Continue reading Alex’s Prototype Sprint #1