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We made Left for dead as a paper prototype. I myself havent played the game but most people in the group knew the game very well and its not hard to figure the game out. You run and kill zombies and get guns, ammo, health.

The objective of the game is to survive.

 

Our game was alot of fun to play when we tested it. It wasnt that balanced, and much was based on luck. We didnt have the time to change that significantly so it still was when the time was up.

That was the critique we got as well. So all in all it worked out fine. Our work strategy was just to get a game fast, and then test and change stuff until it was good enough. The time then ran out on us so the game only got to like 2/3 of what we wanted it to be but it was alright knowing that we were on the right track and that we probably can do it better next time.

Alright

 

I'm just realised that I'm not sure if this should be in swedish or english, if i had to guess I would say either english or that it doesn't matter. There for I will write this one in english.

As far as im concerned it should be about refelctation on my education in gamedesign.

 

So far so good I would say, I find it a bit confusing when I try to find information since there is 2-3 different places to search for it and the sceadules seems more like a copy of the booked rooms than a list of where we should actually be.

 

I realised i need to practice on my presentations. Not because I felt like I couldn't handle to be up on a "stage", talking to a larger group of people, but because my powerpoint looked like shit compared to others. It was my first powerpoint so i guess i could always blame it on that. But that excuse is pretty lackluster and will only work max one time.

 

On another subject, I kinda took one of my gameing names for this blogg. I dont feel like we got anymore restrictions or instructions than: 

 

1. Start a blogg

2. Start it now

3. Write sometimes