TASK DESCRIPTION
This assignment is a continuation of Practical Assignment 1. You are required to design, implement and playtest a simple 3D Unity game for Android mobile devices.
Design and Implementation
The game is based on the game concept that you have provided in Practical Assignment 1.
As the game is for mobile devices, your implementation should demonstrate a competent knowledge of the following:
Mobile game interfacing i.e., the use of mobile touch screen, device orientation, sensors and GUI
Exploring and using legal sources of graphics, sounds and 2D/3D models
Applying the overall concepts from the chapters of the textbook, as well as implementing features from the tutorial exercises that make this a good game.
The game should include within it clear instructions on how to play and an overall goal for the game. You are also be required to write a report explaining your demonstration and the game design elements it implements.
Playtesting
Your game should be playtested by two of your friends. You should write a report that includes your observations during the playtesting, your playtesters’ comments and your ideas for improving the game.
ASSESSMENT CRITERIA
Game clearly and successfully demonstrates desired game features.
Game uses visual and auditory resources appropriately.
Game code is well written and shows competency in Unity.
Report is well written and provides a clear rationale for the implemented game features and relationship to original game.
SUBMISSION
1. The entire Unity project should be submitted in a format that can be executed by the marker in an emulator or on an Android phone or compatible simulator/emulator. Your report should be in Word document.(You can upload the game to any online platform, such as Google Drive, and share the link in your report.)
2. You also need to record your screen while running your game and upload that video (on YouTube, Dropbox or any other easy access platforms), then include the video URL in your document.
3. Report(only submit game features with URL for task 1 and 2)
