Game Brief Organizational Template ICT 11/12

Design Element Plan / Detail / Discussion / Explanation

Game Purpose The purpose of the game is to destroy the Asteroids before they hit you
and take one of your lives
Target Audience Anyone who likes to play arcade games

Objectives To shoot the asteroids

Structure Press play -> use W or Up arrow to accelerate and A, D, Left arrow
and/or Right arrow to change the direction you accelerate in -> use
space bar or Left click to shoot the asteroids.
Spaces 2D Space

Objects Spaceship, Bullet and Asteroid

States spawn in -> Asteroids starting to fly in -> Player shoots the Asteroids ->
Player dies -> Retry Menu
Hierarchy Asteroids spawn in faster overtime

Interface When the game starts the user will instantly be spawned in and will
have to fly around and shoot the oncoming asteroids to avoid dying

Flow chart of Game Design:

Critical Review:
Unity:

For the development of 2D, 3D, mobile, and console games, Unity is a flexible platform. With practice
and the help of the many online tutorials, it becomes user-friendly even though it could initially seem
a little difficult. It is accessible and an excellent option for high school students because it doesn't call
for expensive pc’s. Although the user interface initially seems complicated due to its many panels
and windows, it eventually becomes usable. With a large community of online lessons and forums,
Unity has a very good support system.

Flowlab.io:

For beginners interested in game production, particularly 2D games, without digging too deeply into
code, Flowlab.io is an amazing tool. It's a useful option for people interested in this genre because
it's frequently used in the development of casual and mobile games. It is accessible because it has
low hardware and software requirements and can run on most computers. The user interface is
uncomplicated, made with beginners in mind, and doesn't overwhelm them. On-site tutorials for
Flowlab.io are available as support, and they can be quite beneficial for beginners. If you're new to
game development and want to get started with a simple 2D game development platform, Flowlab.io
would be an amazing choice.
Unreal Engine:

Unreal Engine is a favourite among people who are passionate about visually appealing and engaging
gameplay because of its outstanding graphics and realism. Due to its extensive features, it might be
viewed as being more difficult, especially for people new to it. Many Triple A games that
want superior visual standards are powered by Unreal Engine, which has had a major effect on the
gaming industry. The hardware and software requirements are higher, so make sure your computer
can handle it. Although the user interface is more complicated with numerous panels and windows,
it still provides advanced users a ton of freedom. If you're committed to obtaining exceptional
graphics and pursuing Triple A game production, I suggest Unreal Engine. As opposed to some other
platforms, be prepared for a more difficult learning curve.