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Hearts bar
To represent lives in the game, I created three hearts that will be placed on the score screen between minigames. They’d be positioned at the bottom of the screen so the lost heart drains off the screen, the animation for the heart draining being the same whether you’ve lost one, two, or three hearts.
Pottery Minigame - Pots
For the minigame representing clumsiness, I created a variety of pieces of pottery to use in it, with varying techniques and colours to keep it colourful and interesting. They would fall from the ceiling for the player to catch, once caught by the player, the platform to catch them gets higher and thus harder.
Presentation video - Just A Myth
To present our video, we created a video to show off its unique selling points and how it all works.
The video was put together by my partner in the project, timing the movement with the music for the best effect. The animations shown on the phone screens were from both of us, giving it a peppy, albeit cheesy feel with the music. As we created a selection of videos, it was only best that we present it in video format to get the best impact.
Presentation Video Storyboards
To present the game in a professional, engaging way, we created a video showing off the key aspects of it. Showing off the target audience, the key selling points, the reason for creating it, and how it can help, were all things included in a way which suited the tongue-in-cheek nature of some of the minigames.
Game Over transition
Before the final game over screen, the score screen had to transition, so I designed it to fade to a darker blue, similar to the outline of the logo. It adds a sombre tone, but not too dismal, and still keeps the score a highlight. The heart animation is the same for every loss of a life, and there isn’t another period myth listed either, to make it feel more final. However, it is expressed that its just a myth and you can just play again, which is why the transition is quite soft.
Score Screen
The design for the score screen mimics the wave transition screens, the dotted background slightly larger to make it less intrusive on the text. The three hearts that act as the life markers, would increase in speed as the game speeds up with difficulty, the lighthearted movement adding to the playful stress. The idea was that each time you view the screen there’s going to be a different menstruation myth, as we can’t turn all the myths into games and we want to debunk as many as possible.
Pottery game - Failed
This shows what would happen if you fail the minigame, the pot flying off and shattering, with a little animation to accompany it. Failing the game would be accompanied by the score screen with a life disappearing.
Pottery game - Hard
For the hardest difficulty, the rate of falling pottery has increased by a large scale, the biggest challenge being when it all starts to stack up and you have to keep in mind where the pottery is landing as some have bases of varying sizes.
It starts the same as the medium level, almost lulling the player into a false sense of security before the barrage of pots hits them.
