This week, we worked on developing our game and finalising the GDD for Tiny Farm. I designed a duck, a sheep, a cow and a pig for the game. I drew out the game levels in detail so we knew exactly what we needed to design for the game. I thought it would be a good idea to create a detailed game flow chart so we can use it as a resource in the future of the game development process.
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| The animals I designed for the game. |
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| Game Flow Chart |
I made sure to design the animals in keeping with the others. It is important that there is coherancy between all characters designed for the game. We wanted to keep the animals round and simplistic but easily recognisable to the child.
Over the next few weeks we will be continuing to meet up every Wednesday and Thursday to work on the game.
Hey Nicole,
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