Building Alliances: Final Presentation Work

 Building Alliances: Final Presentation Work

With all my work on this project now finished, the only thing left to do was add my work to the presentation. It is one of my key responsibilities to shorten everything to a reasonable level when going into it to make it reasonable, with enough substance to keep interest.
Next, I made a section for the harpoon gun, showing how I put the style we chose into practice, as well as about how we remain committed to the art style we have chosen, which I say on behalf of my team as the director.
Next I did a slide on the Newton Building I modelled, talking about the variety in approach to style for our models.
For the next few slides, I just added the assets I have created with no text, since the sections already had writing that pertained to the assets.
Next I spoke about the UI ideas I had, whilst justifying it with the context of the game in mind.
Next I elaborated on the ideas I had to implement the effects of flooding into our game.
Finally, I added to the target audience section with my added research, and changed some slides to fit the newer things we did.
Here is the bibliography:

















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