Name of Your Video Game

Dan Bell

Name of Your Game

• Name: Stop Mr. Franks• Type of product: Video game• Genre: 2D side scroll• Synopsis/Storyline: Mr. Franks kidnaps a

number of children and takes them away to his dungeon, Andy’s mission is to save them but there are many obstacles and enemies standing in his way.

Artwork

This character is called Barry. He only appears in the opening and ending clips. He was the teacher on duty when the kids were kidnapped.

This is one of the enemies just as they are about to die. As they fall their helmet will roll off and present to you what they look like underneath.

This is a gun. It is a collectable item, there will be various collectable items on the game.

This character is Mr. Franks. At the end of the game you will fight him in an attempt to save the children. He will also run away from you after you complete each level.

This school bus will appear as the game is loading

This is Andy. He will be the character you control.

This is 2 examples of what the levels will look like. As the game goes on the scenery will become a lot more grim to make you realise that you’re near the dungeon.

This is what will appear if you lose on the game. I deliberately included sad children to make you want to carry on.

This is what will appear when you customise your character. Andy is still the character but it’s your choice how you want him look.

This is the box art.The school will only appear in the opening video

Once your level is complete this is what will appear.

Audience Research

Audience Profile• Who is your Target Audience; My target is 16-19 year old males who

are be wannabe’s. I will also do my best to make my game interesting for females to play as well. In a series of interviews I conducted I found out that people want a game that is challenging involving things such as obstacles and tougher enemies as the game on. Their interests would be gaming, war and adventure. My game will appeal to this audience because it gives people a sense of challenge, it has a good storyline to it and involves a lot of violence.

• Age, gender, psychographic etc.• who are they, • what are their interests, • what do they want to see in your product • How does your game appeal to this audience?

Summary

Final Summary

• Why should people buy your game?• I think people should buy my game because it

is something different, my game is a good challenge and the storyline will keep you interested all the way through. I also think they should buy it because it will also include a very fun online feature.

Questions?