Why Prototype?

List of questions -Where will I place the skill indicator? Making my paper prototype I decided to not make an indicator and use the color of the waterdrop to indicate if you have the power up or not. That way the player will only see the important elements -How will my game look like? Will it be pleasing to watch? Using the moodboard helped me to see how the colors look together(more or less) -How fast do the flames need to move from the bottom of the screen ,related to the speed of the water drop? -Creating the playable prototype helped me to set the right speed for a pleasant gameplay experience. What results did you obtain when people played/looked at it? -The gameplay is not to much engaging for now

Starting with the basic idea and getting height just right.

Light themed prototype. Perhaps it would be better than a dark theme?

What will my game look like? - It will look like a simple low poly game with flat color design. Can players solve my maze? - It took some time but players eventually found their way out. I created a simple digital prototype to test it out. I asked my parents to play test it. Here's what they said :- The art style is incredibly simple but strong and the maze is a little confusing but not too bad.

This was a simple art/explanation prototype. I'll have a functional prototype ready to go in a week or so.

my paper prototype mainly make a contribution to my art design and game play ,such as which is the first? how to make them possible in my game? Does the story telling succeed the other one of my art prototype is hero of this game,I wanna combine the celtic element how ever after play I find it will be much more fun to use player ,himself as bullet.

Made the concept of the game on paper and implemented a basic scene with a player that can move around on 2 platforms in the engine

Fixed so enemies cannot look through walls