Feedback design

• The effect should be visible on the monster, such as changes in facial expressions, a bandage on its head, or glowing blue eyes.
• we can make the connection with film stronger
  • like film culture: reference to godzilla
• interface is much cooler vertical → we can give it a poster vibe (film poster)
• focus is now on monster, we should think about what can be around the monster to make it a whole
• we can use basic animations as tests for the beta moment → not everything should be animated fully

Our adjustments

• Our initial idea to strengthen the film connection was to create a story about the monsters wanting to steal the popcorn for the movie.

  • After receiving the feedback and making some design adjustments, we leaned more towards the 'movie poster' style and felt that the popcorn story no longer fit, it felt forced. We discussed this with our client. She told us we don’t need to add the popcorn idea as we already had a good connection with film because of the ‘film poster’ vibe and the visual effects.

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    Meeting with the client 3/12

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• We decided to go for the vertical screen after all → this adds to the ‘film poster’ idea.

• We started designing with more focus on the surroundings of the monster.

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Feedback development

We wanted to know what we need to keep in mind for the beta moment at the end of next week:

• Th ecore of the game, the basic structure should be there and work
• We should look at the OLR’s and see what’s important for this moment (dev: O4 OLR’s)
• We need some kind of way to present it → blogposts
• Raspberry pi can have an influence on smoothness of animations → alternative can be using a mac mini instead of raspberry pi