Final Deliverables and Presentation

Please prepare the following for the final.

Game

Prepare a final versions of your work. Make sure your itch.io page is posted to Trello.

• Final Build
  Post a final build playable to itch.io (either WebGL or as a downloadable executable zipped - MAC and PC please).
  NOTE: Make sure you test your build ahead of time. Doing this the night before is not a good idea. If you plan on doing a WebGL build, consider making a development build and disabling compression.
• Unity Project
  Zip up the final project folder and post in your One Drive folder (specify on Trello whose folder). If you have shared a GitHub directory, this is not necessary.
  NOTE: Be sure to zip the project folder before uploading to OneDrive or you'll be in for a world of hurt.

References

Double-check that you've credited everybody and everything properly.

• Credit Others
  Please make sure you list all of the materials you have used to complete this project. Clearly mark a list entitled "References" end of your Trello board. This includes: art, music, code, tutorials, sound effects, etc... If legal usage of these assets is dependent upon crediting the creator, please create a Credits page in your game and do so.
  REMEMBER: If you do not credit work that I discover, I have to assume you are trying to pass it off as your own, which will result in a zero and notifying the academic integrity board.

Publishing Materials

Make sure the following is posted to itch.io.

• Tagline
  Write a tagline for your game. Make it unique – the shorter the better. A sentence is fine. A phrase is better.
• Description
  Write a short one to two paragraph description of your game.
• Screenshots
  Prepare five of your best hi-res screenshots in the game.
• Animated GIFS
  Create three animated GIFS of your game. Make these extremely short and small (less than 5MB). Make them impactful and representative of important game mechanics. Max three seconds long. You can use GIF Brewery (for Mac). Here are some options for PC.
• Trailer
  Create a trailer for your game. You must include gameplay footage for your game. Make it approximately a minute long.

Presentation

Create a short post-mortem presentation in PowerPoint or Keynote. One per team, not per individual. You can add to this format, but keep it brief and include the following.

• Title
  Your game's title with its tagline.
• Process Reflection
  Three to five bullet points reflecting upon your process. Did you prioritize effectively? Did you communicate well? What worked? What didn't?
• Lessons Learned
  Three to five bullet points expressing lessons you learned from the creation of your game. Compile the most important lessons from your team. What would you have done differently?
• Critique/Future Directions
  Three to five bullet points on your games biggest flaws. If you were to keep working on it, what would you fix?