This week we presented neuraltone to our faculty at “Soft opening”, essentially our beta release. We received a lot of valuable feedback, including some words about speed and feedback that we then quickly implemented. Faculty were also pleased with …
This week, we focused on preparations for Softs, in which ETC faculty do walk-arounds and review our work for the semester. Lots of time has been spent polishing the experience, making use of new art assets, and developing the …
GDC Week is over, and the team has been hard at work finishing up the game in preparation for softs. Work on the customization tool has begun in earnest, and we’ve received another set of data from Dr. Holt’s …
Welcome back to neuraltone! These last couple of weeks have been a little different, as we split our time between spring break and Halves preparation. Major advances were made on the game itself: we designed a new turret graphic, …
This week was heavy on the development side of things. Evan and Lei worked hard together on putting together the basic game code; Evan devel-oped a solid framework for the game, and Lei pro-vided the basic gameplay code. We …
Week 6 was important to neuraltone, as we made a major decision and chose to expand upon the Radial Shooter as our game for the semester. This choice was informed by feedback we got from quarters, as well as …
Quarters week! WE spend the week preparing to show off our project to faculty on Friday. We polished out prototypes up some and ran a playtest on Monday. This generated some good feedback and questions for our Friday showing. …
This week, we returned to Dr. Holt and her team to present our prototypes live. They were very well received and we got a lot of good feedback to help direct our team in choosing which direction to take …
We had a productive week here at neuraltone. After last week’s meeting with Dr. Holt and her team, we had settled on 3 ideas to prototype. The 2D Side Scrolling Dodger, the Radial Shooter, and Deep Sea Diver. Rod, Evan, …
This week, lots of time was spent getting the customization tool into a working state. Unfortunately, unexpected complexities arose and it is not quite ready yet for use. However, we did show some major progress in its development and …