Multimedia Development

This week I found my own tutorials to follow and add to my game. The first tutorial I found was a tutorial that shows how to end a game when it reaches a certain time. This tutorial was only a short tutorial, but it took me a while to find, I had to watch a lot of videos before I found the right one. (Link to tutorial) When my game reaches a time of 4 minutes this screen comes up: This screen allows you to replay or quit.   Image - Screenshot of my game (My own image)   Second tutorial I followed was one where it creates an end point for my game. This means when the player gets out of the house in my game they will win and get a message showing that they won.  (Link to tutorial) This is the winning screen that will display:   .   Like the other screen there will be an option to replay or quit.   Image - Screenshot of my game (My own image) I found this week’s tutorials extremely useful and it was definitely nice to add on to my game. With them tutorials don...

Image - Story GIF Telling Stories with Systems This video explains all about story telling in games, firstly it explains how some games are designed to make the player feel like they are making big decisions when in fact no matter what choice you make it will still lead to the same outcome.    It also explains how some games have other ways of making the player feel like the game is more based on what decisions you make for example the game Shadow of Morder has a feature were some enemies you thought you may have killed can come back with a scare on their face and wanting revenge.    More on this video here. What Every Game Developer Needs to Know about Story   This is a great read if your interested on getting to know more about game story telling.   An example within this article is when it explains how important and how much character matters in game.    “Character  is what he chooses to do. He's driving by a burning school bus. There...