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gd2000 Notes: 11-13 Finish Game D

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Next Week: Starting Final Project
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  • Your final project will be much like the current project: You’ll work with a team to build a web-based computer game.

Requirements:

  • Web-based, either deployed to Github Pages or - for a multiplayer game - some other public hosting service.
  • The final game will not be a scrolling / platforming type game.
  • This needs to be a new game project, with intentional design steps, starting with non-digital materials, iteration, a digital prototype, more iteration, and a final game.
  • Your idea and plan must be approved before you start.

Ideas:

  • A 3D Game using Babylon.js or Godot using a 3D tileset to create:
    • A maze
    • A first person shooter
    • An RPG
    • Some sort of narrative thing
  • A single player slay-the-spire style card game
  • A multiplayer auto-battler
  • A multiplayer party game

We’ll figure out teams today. Proposals are due by next Tuesday.

There will be intermediate deliverables.

Today: Playtest Game D
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Today we’ll do some near-completion work on Game D. Specifically, we’ll deploy to Github Pages and then do live testing.

Let me walk through that for the Panda game.

  • Set up Github Pages on the repo.
  • Use OpenCode to create the auto-deploy workflow.

See the description on Inkfish.

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