53-472/672 Advanced Game Studio
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Datasucker Blog Post #3
It’s prototype week, so our focus is on getting something playable ready. Our programmers are working on getting the AR features working. Prototype Video! The link below is a video of our prototype, it features an interactable, animated character with dialogue and post-processing effects placed in 3d AR space. It also has SFX and music. […]
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Silly Lil Guys Blog #2
Prototyping Strategies We have decided that rather than prototyping a whole quest sequence or the whole game tutorial from the start, we would be better suited ourselves to develop in the alpha / beta phase by first make proof of concept scenes that each addresses a design problem / assumption / challenge. These are: To […]
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Silly Little Guy Blog 1
Hello! Welcome to Silly Little Guy Studio’s first blog post. We will summarize our game concept and delve into what our teams have been working on! 1. Background There was a graveyard underneath the grounds of CMU. Those buried here became ghosts bound to their most important personal item, which are scattered around this ground. […]
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Datasucker Blog Post #1
This week we focuses on world building and setting the basic idea for our game. We also distributed roles to group members and came up with a general development guideline. Concepts We have set our game to be an AR mystery game inspired by Sherlock Holmes mysteries set in a cyberpunk universe. The players will […]
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Welcome
Welcome everybody to the Spring 2023 offering of 53-472/672 Advanced Game Studio. This is a semester-long game development project studio, and part of the IDeATe Game Design minor. Each year, our project teams take on a different challenge. Past classes have explored virtual reality games, asymmetric games, and large-scale indie game development. This semester our […]