Game Design
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Pastry Paradise at Gameloft Auckland
Stargate:Unleashed2 at Arkalis Interactive
Contre-Jour at Supinfogame
Pump it! at MXP4
Keep it virtual! at Supinfogame (Machinima)
SP_Escape at Supinfogame (Gears of War Map)
Stargate TC (Half-Life Mod)
Adobe® InDesign CSx
Hammer Editor
Unreal Development Kit
Unity 3D
Adobe® Flash CSx
Adobe® Photoshop CSx
Autodesk® 3D Studio Max
Task: Pixel Art: Pirates
06.15.2011
Created for the project: 
Misc. on 2011 as a personal project - Skill: 
Pixel Art
Softwares:
Character Maker
Misc. on 2011 as a personal project - Skill: Pixel ArtSoftwares:
Character Maker
During several months, I worked with a friend on a project designed together. Unfortunately, we stopped it during the development. The game is a 2D platformer on the pirates theme. I couldn't explain the Game Design we worked on together, but with this article, I would like to show you a few elements I worked on, in Graphic Design.
The game hero
The main character needed a lot of animations: something about 25 (either 150 frames).He is able to do acrobatics. A few examples in this video:
Landscapes
Of course, I can't show many things but this example of ambience. Then, the landscape is made to allow the parallax scrolling. Like many 16-bytes games, the elements move together with coherence in order to give an effect of depth: close elements move faster than far ones.
Goblins
A few animations as a bonus. Rude Goblins appear sometimes in the game.
Summary
We worked together on a project wih a friend. I was in charge of Graphic design on that game.
Work: Designing the game together. Creating landscapes, characters with animations, and stuff in pixel art.
Some pictures