Game Design/HNC/HND

Hatred Controversy Hatred is an 'Isometric shoot'em up' developed and published by Destructive Creations and was released world wide on June 1, 2015. The game is about the main protagonist sets off on what he calls his 'Genocide Crusade', where he goes outside to murder as many people as he can before he dies. In the game the player gets health for executing knocked out civilians and you also have to kill police officers who are trying to stop you from killing people. The game was given an 'Adults Only' by the ESRB (Entertainment Software Rating Board) which prevents any mainstream retailers from selling the game in the United States or on  video game consoles since all three major console makers forbid AO-rated games on their platforms. despite this the game was put back up on Steam. The game was received very poorly by critics and video game player and was hated by almost all of the giving the game anywhere from a 5 out of 10 to a 3 out of 10.

Brainbox Blogged Customer The customer wants to learn maths in a fun way. The design brief says that I should make a game that is: 5 levels long, increases in difficulty as the game goes on, has maths based puzzles and has enemies that try and kill you. The target audience for the game is GCSE students that want to learn maths in a fun way.  Sprites This is my name, this is used to tell people who made the game. This is the main character of the game. The reason it is designed the way it is, is because of how the game is called 'Brainbox', I decided that the main character of the game should be a brain inside of something. since the main character has to move I decided to put it inside a walking mech, but I couldn't use a human-like body because it wouldn't fit, so I decided on a spider mech because it requires the least amount of editing to make a walking animation.