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An idle robot building game made in two weeks, with two iterations.
My role on this game was to make all game art, design the visuals for the robots and UI/UX Design. TEAM: Kyle Budge - Co-Lead Programming Bruce McCormick - Co-Lead Programming Paolo Di Fillipo - Game Design & Narrative Design Selina Muriel - Game Art & UI/UX Design |
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The first round of designs for the robots were more simple in the mechanics around building them yet, actually more detailed in art style.
These robots were meant to be Level 1, 5 and 10 to show the different possible range of power in the bots. I decided to redesign them to have a more defined visible utility to them, rather than just being progressively more ornate. |
This bot was the low level Samurai, with one normal arm and a blade arm. The Samurai had a high agility and dexterity but, low strength.
The Desert bot was meant to be the strongest bot, working best in dusty conditions. Strength and endurance would be the highest skill, with agility and dexterity lacking.
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This bot was a more feminine bot, with one drill arm and one humanoid arm. Her conjoined legs made for more speed but much lowered dexterity.
This futuristic bot was meant to be the rarest possible combination. With almost perfect stats across the board and amazing utility in the rocket arm and humanoid arm.
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The first UI iteration had all of the information on one screen, no menu navigation at all. While having all of the information at hand was nice, as the game progressed there was more information than screen real-estate.
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Despite some graphic design changes that could be made, the team is quite happy with how the new UI came out, functionality wise! We have more information be accurately shown to the player in a digestible way.
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