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• GDD
  December 14, 2022 by Tenjing

  https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yJuNny8qQeHnTpnqD6pzKT9YxLyYljmXCz5JgFdlrpI/... Continue reading
• Final Game is Finished
  December 10, 2022 by Tenjing

  The final mini-game is ready to be played. It's not as glamorous as I first imagined it to be, but it's a start as my first ever unity game... Continue reading
• Journal Response - 11/8/22
  December 08, 2022 by Tenjing#Journal Entry

  Theory of Fun Chapter 10 dives into the parts of games that are not mechanics. The book calls it, the "dressing". Basically, games are much more than just mechanics. Everything from the story, graphic... Continue reading
• Prototype is Out!
  November 17, 2022 by Tenjing

  This is a very very early build. All you can do right not is run left, right, and jump. I'm still tying to find out how to get the teleporting mechanic into the game. Use the arrow keys or wasd to mov... Continue reading
• David Basic Sprite Animations
  November 04, 2022 by Tenjing

  Some Sprite Animations for David (Idle, Running, Jumping). Looks blurry here but I promise it looks fine in-game... Continue reading

  
• Journal Response - 10/25/22
  November 02, 2022 by Tenjing#Journal Entry

  Level Up Chapter 9 focuses on Level Design. In this chapter I actually learned or I guess realized that levels aren't as basic as I thought they were. I originally thought that levels are areas where... Continue reading
• Journal Response - 10/11/22
  November 02, 2022 by Tenjing#Journal Entry

  Lenses Chapter 10 goes in-depth on the fundamentals of Game Design. The author breaks down mechanics into six major categories: Space, Objects, Actions, Rules, Skill, and Chance. Space refers to the a... Continue reading
• GDD Section: Game Mechanics
  November 02, 2022 by Tenjing

  Players start at one end of a level (the start) and must use their abilities to make their way to the other end of the level (the end). There will also be objects that the player can interact with suc... Continue reading
• GDD Section: Character Abilities/Control
  November 02, 2022 by Tenjing

  The player is able to move left and right and climb or descend ladders with the directional pad . The player can also interact with the environment with the up direction. Pressing one button will make... Continue reading
• GDD Section: Story + Setting
  October 15, 2022 by Tenjing

  Setting: The majority of the game takes place in a underground area like a sewer. Other areas include a hotel where the story starts as well as a lab where the game ends. These areas will not be playa... Continue reading
• GDD Section: Game Conflict
  October 15, 2022 by Tenjing

  The central conflict of the game is that the main character's bag is mistakenly switched up by a hotel porter. The entire game focuses on his adventure to get his bag back and return the bag that he h... Continue reading
• Unity Rollaball Tutorial
  September 23, 2022 by Tenjing

  https://tenjing.itch.io/rollaball... Continue reading
• Journal Response - 9/20/22
  September 22, 2022 by Tenjing#Journal Entry

  This week had two readings with the intro and explanation of Hamlet's Hit points as well as chapter 5 of The Medium of the Video Game. The Intro of Hamlet's Hit Points "How to Pretend You've Read This... Continue reading
• GDD Section: Concept/ Overview
  September 22, 2022 by Tenjing

  The game I want to make is going to be a 2D pixel platformer. There is going to be a central mechanic that will be the main focus of the game. The player will have to understand as well as get used to... Continue reading
• The three itch.io games I played
  September 22, 2022 by Tenjing

  The three games I played were Smol Ame, Self, and Deepest Sword. A link to each is below. I chose these games because I want to make a platformer game and these were the ones that caught my eye in the... Continue reading
• Journal Response - 9/13/2022
  September 22, 2022 by Tenjing#Journal Entry

  From the reading I learned that when making a game the more people you have on your team, the more difficult it is to manage everything. Not being able to manage your team can lead to things like asse... Continue reading