Your final submission will consist of three parts.
Create a build of your game for the Macintosh. To build in Unity, select "File->Build Settings". Under target platform, select "Mac OS X". Then click the "Build" button.
If it is not obvious how to play (e.g., the player needs to know keyboard shortcuts), provide a very brief document with instructions.
Provide a PDF form of the poster that you demonstrated at the show. Please do not upload the original PowerPoint. Instructions on the poster's format are provided on OnQ.
The goal is to communicate the goal of your project and to attract people to your demo. The poster shoud include:
Here are two examples of posters from previous years:
Provide a video of your game including a recording of you talking over the video. The video should cover:
The video should consist of actual footage from your game with audio voice-over. Aim for a length of 90 seconds to 2 minutes.
I have provided at the top of the page four examples of narrated gameplay videos from earlier editions of CISC 226. Note in these examples how the novel idea is clearly explained and the gameplay is illustrated.
For a reminder of the technical aspects of making a video, review my instructions on how to capture and edit video. Please do not forget to compress your video using Handbrake.
Please submit your game executable, poster and video using OnQ. Submit one file to OnQ, which is a zip file with the following contents:
Before submitting, please consult the rubric attached to this assignment on OnQ to see how it will be graded.