Game Design Document

 Game Design Document

Level Concept design - Hash Rush


For my game design document I would like to include a basic overview that the average person could read and decipher what ideas I have for the game I'm trying to make, while also being as detailed so that someone with vast game development experience could easily and accurately replicate what I envision. I find it fun to run through the ideas of how the game should play, look and feel but I also find it very, very intimidating and I just hope that I can at least make something that I'm proud to present to people to play.

I've included a link to my DunDoc GDD that I will be adding to and changing as I continue with my development process.


Comments

  1. Francis BlogNovember 13, 2020 at 11:58 AM

    Hey Adam

    Let me start by saying you had a fantastic DunDoc about the premise and direction of you game, it was well detailed and easy understand your vision. The roll a mole idea with the arcade feel is a great combination. Have you decided on the character and level art design yet? also i didn't really understand the mechanics you are aiming for?

    all and all wishing you the best in the development of your game

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  2. Anna ZurawskaDecember 10, 2020 at 10:34 AM

    Hi Adam! Your game design document was filled with information I'm very impressed. I really like your game idea and I can't wait to see the trailer for it. My game is a very basic sphere game based on the nostalgic bounce we all had on our phones but 3D. I hope you don't struggle much with your game anyway because unity is a pain sometimes so best of luck! - Anna Zurawska

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