screen designs

this is the introduction page

this page shows the storline of the game

main menu where user can click "play" or "quit"

instruction on how to play the game

game interface

when player win the game, this page appear

this page appear when player lose

Stage 3 : Graphics creation in digital

weather

Objects in the game

Ninja's weapons (background research)

Hero pick these bonus items to get points.

Stage 3: Sketches

Weapons studies

Characters : ENEMY

Characters : HERO

side view/left and right

movement: standing, walking, and standby

Back view and random view

hero dies, wins and standing

Survey

Game Rules and Logic

Rules

1. If player don't know how to play the game, they can go to instruction section.
2. The instruction is very simple and easy to understand since the target audience are kids.
3. Press space bar to shoot the enemy.
4. Use the arrow keys to move the hero back and forth and to make him jump.
5. To fight with the main enemy, player must shoot few times to kill him.
6. Main goal is to kill the entire enemy and win.
7. Player cannot hit the enemy or he will die.
8. There's only one life given so the player must be careful.
9. If they die, they can always play again.
10. When player win the game, he has save the country and people can live in peace.

Logic

1. This game is made to kill some time. Kids who feel bored can play thi sgame.
2. It gives player the spirit to win and to fight for the country.
3. Player need to focus while playing the game and act fast.

References

Character Design


As I mention in my presentation last week, my concept is ninja assassin. So the game will take place in a bamboo jungle.This is how the enemy gonna look like. Just a simple vector illustration. There will be about 10 of them and they will move back and forth.
I got this sample cartoon from here.

Action Script

I got the coding from here.
I am going to use coding for the Hero, keys to move, shoot the enemy and the map format. It's kind of hard to understand. But I'm learning :)


for example, codes for the map is

myMap = [
[1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1],
[1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1],
[1, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1],
[1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 1],
[1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1],
[1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 1]
];

Shoot:

For creating the bullets and giving bullets all the data they need for successful deadly flights, we will use new function called "shoot":

function shoot (ob) {
ob.lastshot=getTimer();
game.bulletcounter++;
if (game.bulletcounter>100) {
game.bulletcounter=0; }
var name = "bullet"+game.bulletcounter;
game[name]= new game.Bullet; game[name].id=game.bulletcounter; game.bullets.push(game[name]);
if (ob.dirx or ob.diry) {
game[name].dirx= ob.dirx;
game[name].diry= ob.diry;
}
game[name].xtile= ob.xtile;
game[name].ytile= ob.ytile;
game.clip.attachMovie("bullet", name, 10100+game.bulletcounter); game[name].clip=game.clip[name];
game[name].x = (ob.x+game[name].dirx*ob.width);
game[name].y = (ob.y+game[name].diry*ob.height);
game.clip[name]._x = game[name].x;
game.clip[name]._y = game[name].y;
}