Game Design Scorecard

This is how Game Designs are evaluated.

Scoring

!!!!! Design MUST BE ORIGINAL !!!!!!!

1- Engagement: (Total: 2)

How well does the game design capture and maintain the player's attention? Look for elements that provide compelling gameplay, interesting challenges, and immersive experiences that keep players engaged throughout.

• Capture player’s attention (1)

• Storytelling provided within game events (1)

2- Innovation: (Total: 3)

Does the game design bring something new and innovative to the table? Look for unique mechanics, creative approaches to storytelling, or fresh twists on established genres. A design that pushes boundaries and offers fresh experiences can stand out.

• Idea stands out and unique (1)

• Player experience new game mechanism (1)

• Asset selection stands out and unique (1)

3- Player Experience: (Total: 3)

Consider how the game design caters to the target audience and provides a satisfying player experience. Look for elements such as intuitive controls, balanced difficulty, clear objectives, and a sense of progression that keeps players motivated.

• Suitable for targeted audience (1)

• Clear goals and path threw the game (1)

• Balanced difficulty and challenges (1)

4- Theme and Setting: (Total: 3)

Evaluate how well the game design incorporates the chosen theme and setting. Look for cohesive and immersive world-building, attention to detail, and a consistent aesthetic that enhances the overall experience.

• Suitable choice of map matching story (1)

• Suitable choice of Characters (1)

• Audio provided fits good with the characters (1)

5- Mechanics and Gameplay: (Total: 6)

Assess the mechanics and gameplay systems. Look for well-designed mechanics that are both enjoyable and logical, with intuitive controls and a good flow. Consider how these mechanics align with the overall goals and theme of the game.

• Well described (1)

• Suitable with the story & Theme (1)

• Flow chart clear (1)

• Screen by screen visualization (3)

  1. 1. 1. 1. 1. Design clear through game

              2. Asset usage clear 

              3. Drawings or images are clear and understood

6- Technical Feasibility: (Total: 6)

Consider the practicality and technical feasibility of the game design. Evaluate the complexity of implementation, taking into account the target platform, available resources, and development constraints. A design that is realistic and achievable has higher chances of success.

• Suitable for the development phase (5)

• Can be compatible for the mobile platform (1)

9- Fun Factor: (Total: 3)

Ultimately, consider the overall fun factor of the game design. Look for designs that evoke enjoyment, excitement, and entertainment. A design that is genuinely fun to play and leaves a positive impression on players is likely to be a strong contender.

• Overall experience enjoyment (3)