For my quickstart guide, I decided to use the 10 thumbnails that I originally had for my Rock Paper Scissors Guide. I decided this because I really liked all of the different positions that I came up with. Ultimately I went with a mix between Image 9 and 10, and added more pictures for my final quickstart guide.
When looking for a good background that would work greatly with the overall theme of my game. I ultimately decided to go with this image, because it works amazingly with the concept I wanna go with. I had to edit out a lot of things for the image to be the way it is originally intended, but it was well worth the effort in the end. I made the images I used sort of blend in into the scroll to give it the element that it was drawn rather than pasted into the guide. I also added two new (concept) weapons that I would want to have Tora use in the game. Overall I am very satisfied with what I was able to create, though my final will be much more grand and elaborate. I wanted to add in some controls for the game, but was unable to fit that into the area that I had to use, so I will list some controls I have in mind here (Playstation 3 controller)
Jump - X Button, Attack - Square Button, Cycle Weapons - L1 and R1, Movement - Analog Stick, Wall Climb - Hold onto wall (analog stick in that direction) and press Jump button(X).
I like you final layout. However I think that layout # 7 was you best balanced one. I thought that layout incorporated your pictures with text the best.
ReplyDeleteI think you did really well with using the scroll as a background, it really gives it a "ninja" sort of theme. I don't know how to feel about the weapons, because on one hand they really stand out, but on the other, they feel out of place. But they definitely catch my eye. Good job!
ReplyDeletereally well done quickstart guide. the colors, shapes and compositions all go well. it really feels like it belongs in your universe and thats because you did strong research into your colors.
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