Monday, 28 September 2015

Gaming Screens

L/O To understand what a game interface is and how they are effectively used in computer games

Outcomes:

Red - You will have added specific rules to your storyboard templates

Amber - You will have created a rules log for your changing worlds game

Green - You will have linked your work so far to your changing worlds ePortfolio

Starter - 5 minutes

What is the game interface?

What makes an effective game interface?







RED TASKComplete your storyboard templates for your Changing Worlds game (complete the rules at the bottom of each page too)

AMBER TASK

Complete the rules log for your Changing Worlds game
Make sure you include rules for:

  • Buttons on all your screens
  • Controls for your player
  • Picking up objects
  • Enemies
  • Changing levels
  • Winning / Losing the game
  • Scoring / Losing points 
  • Lives
  • Health
GREEN TASK

Link everything to your ePortfolio and comment on the progress tracker

Start your gaming screens using Adobe Photoshop/Illustrator
Size: 640 x 480 pixels

Plenary - 5 minutes

Open Adobe Dreamweaver
Open your ePortfolio page
Link up your work

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