My partner and I designed a video game that focused on creating an immersive and fun experience for players. The goal was to blend engaging visuals, easy-to-understand mechanics, and a meaningful story to keep players hooked and wanting more.
The biggest challenge was finding the right balance between creativity and technical limitations. I needed to make sure the game worked smoothly across different devices while keeping it visually appealing and fun to play. Another tricky part was making the story and gameplay flow naturally together without feeling forced.
To tackle these challenges, I broke the project into smaller steps. I started with simple prototypes to test the mechanics and refine them as I went. Using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, I focused on building something accessible and user-friendly. Regular playtesting was key—I gathered feedback and used it to improve the game's design and flow.
Brainstorming:
I sketched out ideas for the game's theme, story, and mechanics. Then I created rough wireframes for how the game would look and feel.
Building the Game:
Designed graphics and assets for the game.
Used HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to bring everything to life.
Added animations and sound effects to make the experience more engaging.
Testing & Tweaking:
I had friends and peers play the game to see how it felt. Their feedback helped me fine-tune things like difficulty, pacing, and visuals.
It was a great experience for me to learn how to bring a creative idea to life while solving real-world challenges. Plus, it was super satisfying to see people enjoy something my partner and I made.
