Project 2 hand in - Saki Wants Home

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--> Click to download the game in .swf file (640 x 480)



left arrow - to walk left
right arrow - to walk right
up arrow - to rotate the ground anti-clockwise
down arrow - to rotate the ground clockwise

Project 2 - game environment and characters overview

Character




Enermies





Game Environment

Project 2 - game story and details

Saki, the game character, has lost his way back home when he decided to take a trip to explore the jungle. While Saki hasn't bring any weapons with him, along the journey back home he might encounter some fierce beasts/animals. Your mission is to bring Saki back to his house, safe and sound.

The game will begins with Saki lost in the jungle. To reach home, you will have to bring Saki through three levels. First, you have to bring him out from the jungle, then across the hills, and finally reaching the desert where Saki's house is located.


---- jungle level ----


---- hills level ----


---- desert ----


---- Saki's Home ----


Along the journey, dangerous animals such as scorpions, snakes and eagles will appear to block off Saki's way. Saki hasn't got any weapons for attack, nor did he know how to jump. In order to bring Saki across, you will have to rotate the plane either up or down to let Saki safely walk pass the animals.

Project 2 - about the game graphic

I intend to include some graphic qualities from "patapon" to my game graphic. I will draw my game environment in crisp, 2D style, similarly to "Patapon". I intend to create three levels, and each level will be given a specific color theme to create a unique game atmosphere. Foreground and background will be distinguished using color tones. However, a major difference between the game environment of Patapon and mine is that Patapon is in a pure 2 dimentional style, while I intend to make mine more of a 3 dimentional style, by adding in depth and a more dynamic foreground.




this is just a draft of the concept graphic for my game environment.

Project 2 - concept two

Project 2 - concept one

Project 2 - Game environment analysis

click to download Patapon game analysis