LO4 - Game pitch

I completed the slide above and made the game's logo present here.

I wrote the slide explaining the narrative and cut it down into bullet points.

I wrote the slide above explaining the gameplay and cut it down into bullet points.

I created the example of an interactable note.

I drew this concept art.

I created the character explanations and bullet pointed the information.

I drew out the concept art pictured here.

The slide above was written by me.

I wrote out the explanation of the budget once Jai had completed it.

I put the powerpoint together once everything had been emailed to me.

LO4 - Legal/ethical issues

• Copyright is protection of authors work
• We are not breeching any copyright protocols as all our designs such as the characters, storyline, levels are made by us
• Our work will be under copyright 
• Regulation – PEG 16
• Violent graphics and horror imagery that may scare the player

LO4 - Platform details

• DARK will be available on the PS4 and Xbox One
• These consoles can handle the high resolution and frame rate we hope to achieve
• Controller can light up/vibrate in relation to what's happening on screen
• No special system requirements

LO4 - Target audience

• A young audience – 18 teenagers 
• People who like horror and are interested in mystery games
• Those interested in similar games as aforementioned 

LO4 - Sumo digital feedback

+ The main idea was very clearly presented
+ Great logo design
- Too much text on the powerpoint, more visuals for an actual pitch
- Didn't explain what the enemy would be well enough

LO4 - Level layout

LO4 - Budget

• We should be selling our game at the price of £40​
• During the production of DARK we should have 5 actors that will be paid £35 per hour (£1,050 in total)​
• We will have 30 developers in total- the average staff cost for the production of our game should accumulate at £1,981,666.67​
• The total development costs leaves the creation of DARK at a total of £2,955,316.20 ​
• The marketing budget also needs to be factored in which totals £35,000​
• We would end up with a profit of £1,437,641.38 after the full development of the video-game