Animations

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Game concept Planetary base building.

Pitch: a base building game where the bases are set on circular tracks and must fight with each other when they pass each other.

Project Portfolio.

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JamToday 2016 | C-Mine Crib

my second GameJam, I think this one worked out way better than the first one. That meaning that we actually managed to make a game. Always a plus.

Our game was called Gravity Assist and, trying to keep in with the theme of maths, was about using gravity and command-line style controls. This gives the 'space-sim' a very challenging edge.

We had a good team.

Materials everyone's never done.

A collection of 'materials', such as 'instant noodles', 'half-filled wine bottle' and 'mug'. Mug's my favourite, good times making the glaze reflect properly.

Old grayscale bust from last year.

An exercise for the Game Art Course from last year. A bit narrower jaw then the example I copied. Liked doing the ears, enjoyed those. Call me weird, I don't care.

Emergent Game Interfaces: Day One

Right, so for this course we are a 4 man team. Myself, Brecht, Philip and Arthur. Today we had an introduction and started discussing ideas for what we would be making.

Personally the most interesting were a game where player's phones would act as battleships in a game, and a game where people would walk around and listen to audio, trying to find a 'place' that matches a certain description.

Here's a list of all the ideas, in case you were curious:

1. Digitised Ball Maze.
2. Diving Experience
3. Phone battleships 
4. Lazetag
5. Makey makey, make an environment using sounds (+ crazy lightling?). VR make environment out of sounds.
6. Walk around and find soundscapes, emotion.
7. Drawing by walking around, collaborative drawing by placing dots.
8. Awkward makey makey touching.

I'll be discussing some ideas in later posts, as the research continues.