Coursework
- 2. GAME RESEARCH This presentation will present the results from my research and explain how this information will help me develop my concept art sketches and final product.
- 3. TYPES OF RESEARCH I have done primary research such as interviews and surveys asking the people what they thought so I could develop my sketches, I have used this so and I also used secondary information such as surveys. I only used interviews and surveys for my primary research because I feel that using a questionnaire would not be as effective because this is quantitative data. I used surveys in my secondary research because for this I will not be using this data as much.
- 4. MINDMAP & MOODBOARD I have this image of an ancient warrior because I want my character to look like this, only a little similar. I thought of the throwing knife because it is a weapon that has a long range, that will come in handy because he could easily throw them from a distance. I added a picture of a wild bear because that is the enemy of the game. I initially wanted to have my ancient warrior in an old kingdom but that was to basic an I wanted a original idea I got my idea of a throwing knife because when I was looking for a long range weapon I saw gun and throwing knife and it would be strange if you saw ancient warrior having a gun!
- 5. GAME RESEARCH Your game research slides should go on this section with a slide where you explain how this research has helped to inform your game idea and the choice of items/ characters and environments you will sketch.
- 6. QUESTIONNAIRE Present the results of your questionnaire over the next few slides. You must have a pie chart for each question and explain how this data has helped you to develop your game idea and how it has helped you develop your initial concept art sketches.
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- 12. CONCLUSION all this data has helped me develop my game because I used something from most of the games and included some of my original ideas – I will sketch a throwing knife , a deserted forest and an ancient warrior ; leaving the mystery of how he got there open to the individual player.