University of Tulsa - CSG 4003 Senior Class Project 2021 

Title: Froglet Islet - Final Build
Platform: PC
Genre: Life Simulation/Pet Simulation/Monster Collector
Rating: E
Target Market: Ages 6+, casual gamers
Game Overview: 

Find new froggy friends and create an amazing amphibious world of your own design.

Froglet-Islet is a mix of Pocket Frogs, but with 3D graphics and supernatural storytelling elements. Gameplay mechanics halfway in-between evolution simulation games like Spore and pet simulations like Tamagotchis, with an additional civilization builder aspect. Primarily point-and-click gameplay style.

Instructions: 

  1. Click the blue arrow buttons to launch the game in full screen
  2. Use the mouse to click and move in the direction
  3. Move towards the frog in the scene and click frog to play the rhythm game

Student Team 

  • Chase Clawson -Developer /Git Manager
  • Logan Edmund - Developer
  • Sam Locicero -  Developer / QA Enigneer 
  • Seamus McFarland - Developer / Project Manager
  • Bali Ong - Game Designer/ Modeler
  • Jacob Regan - Lead Developer /Git Manager
  • Huaqing Song - Developer
  • Cheyanne Wheat - Designer/Artist
  • Akram Taghavi-Burris - Instructor/Scrum Master

DEVELOPMENT INFORMATION
For more information on the development and production of the game visit https://github.com/csg-utulsa/Froglet-Islet

StatusReleased
PlatformsHTML5
Authorcsgutulsa
GenreRhythm, Adventure
Made withUnity
Tags3D

Comments

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If I were to just say two major improvements they would be:
*Camera - The current camera is set for a TPS, but the movement is set for an RTS.  The gaming industry has a set standard, because people will automatically register how to move, based on the cameras positioning.
*Combat - The idea is good and this is just a personal issue from my part, but it took me a couple seconds of trial and error before I understood how it worked. Not only did I have issues with that, but the layout of the keys felt strange. It has difficulty, but you must ask yourself; what is the target audience and is this to hard/easy for them?

Thanks for your feedback we have made significant updates to improve our game.