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Vision Statements
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Why?
Because it’s good for you, the team, and the game.
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Vision Statements CMS611J/6.073 Fall 2014 MIT Game Lab - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Vision Statements CMS611J/6.073 Fall 2014 MIT Game Lab - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Vision Statements CMS611J/6.073 Fall 2014 MIT Game Lab CMS.611J/6.073 Fall 2014 1 Why? Because its good for you, the team, and the game. 2 MIT Game Lab CMS.611J/6.073 Fall 2014 If a vision statement defines the project (and the
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If a vision statement defines the project (and the game) for the team and its clients … What should it include?
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‘Back of box’ vision statement Write the top 3 – 4 bullet points that you would put
- n the back of your
game’s box to sell it to customers.
Your team’s choice: you can use either one of the above methods. Download either ‘Back of Box’ or ‘HLDD’ to use. If you’ve played your paper prototype… this shouldn’t be too hard!
High Level Design Doc vision statement. Define in a few sentences your game’s goal. Write up a 20 second example gameplay, that reflects the player’s experience in the game.
We have a format for that!
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Your quest…
As a team
- Decide which format to use
- Create your team’s vision doc
- Appoint one of you to upload it
- Make sure you include all team
members’ names on it!
- 20 minutes. Go.
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