Monday, October 6, 2014

Mr. Tinkles: The Yowl for Freedom!

Mr. Tinkles: The Yowl for Freedom
A Game by Stephanie Creeley

             “Mr. Tinkles: The Yowl for Freedom” is a comedic game dealing with the serious topic of animal testing. It is set in a lab in a restricted wooded area just outside your home city. You are a cat named Mr. Tinkles, donated to the lab from the SPCA after your owner, Mr. Jenkins, was put into a nursing home.
            After invasive testing you realize you have gained strange powers. You use these powers to escape to get back to Mr. Jenkins but the dangers of the lab, staff, and mutated escaped experiments stand in your way. Will you ever see your home again?
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General flow of the Game

Level One: Escape the Test!
·      You must escape the test maze set up by the scientists.

Level Two: The Window to Freedom
·      Get past lab security and escape though the window

Level Three: The Wastelands
·      Navigate the forest, it is full of mutated lab rats, and animals sick from the labs waste.
Level Four: City Slicker
·      Navigate to your old home. Obstacles include stray dogs, large rats, cars, and thugs.

You make it home

Level Five: Finding your Way
·      Navigate to the nursing home

Level Six: Reunion
·      Sneak past nursing home security to get to Mr. Jenkins room!

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 The level I will be making for class is Level One, which will be a tutorial level.

It begins in the labs experiment maze used to test your powers. It then expands into the halls as you break out. You level through the window.

In the labs you will come across robotic mice, exploding barrels, and puzzles. Outside you must evade capture, and quickly get out the window. Its summer out, about midday.

The labs is typical sterile white.

Main environmental land marks are the large signs marking lab wings, and test rooms.




I looked up some animal test labs for reference... and then almost cried... so here are some normal labs
I will keep the imagery basic, and if I can stomach it, put that aspect in for the social commentary reasons...



Here are a few obstacle ideas



Robots


Here are a few living obstacles...

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I would like the lighting to look like these for the testing area




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A small squishy cat is what I thought for the character model. (That one is not mine)

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Level Block Out







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