Multidev 2020/21

This weeks unity tutorials we about creating the world that our game is going to be played in. I didn't complete the tile steps correctly last week I saw this was a necessary part of the game so went back and finished them off before I started the new tutorials.  The first tutorial was really just about pacing the world together creating a map for the player to play on. putting boxes on and things like trees and houses on the map. Below is an image of how my game setting is looking. We changed the sprite sort point to pivot so that the player looked a bit more realistic when passing through objects.  The second tutorial was about giving the game physics. We did this so our player wouldn't be able to walk through solid objects. this was done by adding rigid body's and box colliders Over all this weeks unity tutorial wasn’t that hard. It took me a bit longer than the designated time but that’s my own fault really. Its cool to see the game come along nicely.

This week we had to make 4 annotated bibliography’s. This seemed like a daunting task when first looking at it but it actually wasn't even that bad it was just time consuming. My topic was stories in games and why they're important. I just took it one paper at a time. The research I came across was actually very interesting. The first paper was all about how stories evoke emotions and how game designers measure the emotions when testing the game and this can predict whether or not the games going to be successful.     The second paper was about how games are set up so that the player becomes invested in the game the techniques used by game designers to encourage the player to become emotionally invested in the game. How they make the player feel become more attached to the character making them feel like they have control like they’re actually in the game.    The third piece of writing I chose was an article on the importance of stories in human behaviour. How they’v...