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Punish Panda – Dadiu final production

Punish Panda is a tablet game. The game revolves around killing pandas (who are evil). The pandas start by standing still, but will move continuously when set in motion. The player can make the pandas change direction, stop. The pandas can push buttons or switches when they touch these. The game has 12 puzzles where the player has to kill the pandas before they escape. The game has a simple art style with only white, black and red for colours.

Android version
IOS version
Short ingame video: short_ingame

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Gameglobe levels – DADIU

During the competence project  I made several level using Game Globe (Gameglobe has been closed since these levels were made). Below I will present each level and link to a video of the level. My considerations for each level will be explained. Most of the levels are made according to a genre or theme.

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Chew Me – DADIU Mini production

Chew Me is a small game made for an android tablet. (The link is to a browser version). The game is about a small bubble gum who has to get through a dirty alley. The gum can stick to surfaces and blow itself up into a bouncy ball. The game has one level where you can travel different ways through the alley.

The game can be played here.

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Willmore Hotel

Willmore Hotel is a puzzle horror game. The prototype has about 20 minutes of gameplay, where you go around the hotel you are now trapped in. The viewpoint of the game in through the camera which the character holds, this leads to our special mechanic which makes it possible to put the camera down in certain places, thereby switching from first person view to a fixed third person view.

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Leap – Platformer with a twist

Leap is the game my group and I made in the course Game Design on the first semester of the Master in Games.

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A team of 5 people worked on it, with everyone contributing in the idea and concept phase where a large part of the game design decisions were done. Then roles became more divided. I worked as a level designer.Untitled5
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