CS679 Computer Games Tech - Fall 2012
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The final parts of Project 3 are due at 2:30pm on Friday, December 14th. There are a few pieces of this (each detailed below): The actual game itself, handed in and runnable in the handin directory, including instructions and a note as to whether we can keep it public. Note: the deadline for this is […]
After the playtest, you must record your experiences. You should probably make notes as they do on and type them up afterwards. Send your playtests feedback to the TA by email before class on December 11th. For each game that you played: please include: The name of the game, and the person who “observed” your […]
As we get closer to the end, I thought I would give you some details as to how the class is going to wrap up (at least the project aspects). Friday, November 30: the Tech Demo For this milestone, you should have a playable prototype that conveys that all of the technology behind the game […]
(note: this is the 2nd milestone in the project – make sure you’ve read all the early stuff beginning with the overview). With all of the proposals discussed, and the critiques available, teams can choose to build any of the games proposed (each team must pick one of the proposals). A team is welcomed to […]
Project 3 has been posted. Check the overview page first. It will lead you to a page about the proposal phase (which you will be doing next week) and the rules about the games you will make. We will announce proposal partners in class on Tuesday, October 23rd.
The 2012 679 Game Project This is the main "overview" page. The details are on separate pages, but we give you an overview here since the details may not make sense without it. The goal of this project is to produce a game by working in a team of 4 people. What game you create […]
Due Wednesday, 10/31. Note: this deadline is important since you need to post your proposal early enough that other people can look at it. Understand the overall project schedule for this to make more sense. Also, note that you’ll have to give a 3-5 minute "pitch" in class on Thursday (11/1), and you will have […]
These rules are meant to be common sense – not tricks to limit you. They are the same as the rules as in previous years. Note: some of these requirements make more sense when you understand how the project will be evaluated when the project is done. On one hand, trying to do a game […]