Steampunk Women

These are images of a task I was assigned where I need to draw three steampunk women with each individual design that sets them apart from each other.

Babylon

Kahoot Quiz

This is an image from a website called Kahoot that specialises in making and playing quiz games. This image is of off my quiz I made for others to use.


This quiz was based around Video Games thoughout the decade. The reaserch of this was both a mix of looking at sites like google and wikipedia and my own personal experiance of playing games the past ten years and what my thoughts were on them, making questions that were based on personal experiance.


The image on the top of the screen is the set up of where the questions I have made are set up, they can be edited or deleted.


I got the images for the questions on goggle and used them for each question I asked. The images I choose didn't reveal too much information and were rather expressive and gave you the idea of what it was asking.

How I got the information for the questions were was a result of two things. The first being reaserching the information by using websties like goggle to look up the proper information to see if I got get it right. The second being my own personal experiance from playing these games, learning from the games from playing them or tuning in any game releated news.


I came up this this idea for a quiz when simply thinking up my previous experiance with video games.

Game Genre

Action Games: Games like Batman Arkham City and God of War depend on its action gameplay, even upgrading their skills to find new ways in playing the game.

Action-adventure Games: Games like GTA V, Assassins Creed or even Red Dead Redemption are good examples when it comes to action and adventure because of both their gameplay and their well paced story.

Adventure Games: Good examples of games dealing with an adventure style is The Walking Dead and Grim Fandango, going through a narrative story and even going by episodic like story.

Role-Playing Games: Games such as Witcher 3 or Knights of the Old Republic are examples of role playing games as you immerse yourself into the story and narrative while still playing the game itself.

Simulation Games: Games like the Sims are an example of a real life simulation as you can control the actions of the people inside of the game and make them do whatever you want.
Strategy Games

Sports Games: Games like Fifa and Madden are examples of Sports games and how they simulate the actions of the real life movements and players.

Puzzle Games: These types of games are a very unique type of game as they reley on figuring out puzzles, making you think things through if you want to progress onto the next stage. Games like Portal 2 and Tetris are classic examples of puzzle solving.

Idle Games: These are more or less app games you find on the phone like Tapped Out or Clash of Clans.Games like these does not require real effect into the game, as it can be played while in the background, going on without you even playing it.

HUD

This image is taken from a game called Hawken. And this particular image shows off one of the main features of the game and that is the HUD, or Heads Up Display.

The HUD shows important information on the players screen so that they're aware and can keep track of important things. Such as the number of ammunition you have, a map to show you were you are, a targeting display to show where you're aiming, the time limit, the amount of XP you have and the current rank you have.

Marketing

"ATL" stands for "Above The Line", meaning that the advertising is going to be deployed around a wider target audience. television, radio, or billboards.


BTL, or Below The Line, suggests that the advertising is going to target a specific group of potential consumers.

Mechanics

The mechanics in a game are the rules and proceedures to make sure that the game you play is running smoothly. Simply put, they are instrustions for the game to follow when the player does something.

ARG

ARG stands for Alternative Reality Game. This is an interactive networked narrative that uses the real world as a platform and employs transmedia storytelling to deliver a story that may be altered by players' ideas or actions.


A good example of an ARG would be for the 2009 film, The Dark Knight, where they held a scavenger hunt in both the virtual and digital world.