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Orion’s Run Game Design Document Example Version 1.3 Contents Overview.................................................................................................................... 1 Gameplay................................................................................................................... 1 Story........................................................................................................................... 1 Art Style & Reference................................................................................................. 2 Environment............................................................................................................ 3 Audio Design.............................................................................................................. 3 Modes......................................................................................................................... 3 Story Mode.............................................................................................................. 3 Levels......................................................................................................................... 4 Procedurally Generated........................................................................................... 4 Procedural Rules for Generating Levels......................................................................4 Level Pieces............................................................................................................. 4 Boss Fights.............................................................................................................. 5 Boss 1.................................................................................................................. 5 Boss 2.................................................................................................................. 6 Boss 3.................................................................................................................. 6 Cut Scene................................................................................................................ 7 Enemies...................................................................................................................... 7 Enemies............................................................................................................... 7 Obstacles............................................................................................................. 7 Chase Enemies..................................................................................................... 8 Scoring.................................................................................................................... 8 Coins....................................................................................................................... 8 Endless Run Mode................................................................................................... 8 Shop........................................................................................................................ 8 Example GDD © Always Player 2.
Skins.................................................................................................................... 8 Temporary Boosts................................................................................................. 8 Game Center Integration............................................................................................ 8 Achievements............................................................................................................. 9 Leaderboards.............................................................................................................. 9 Additional Documents................................................................................................ 9
Ver # 1.0
Date 1/1/2014
1.1
3/1/2014
1.2
4/1/2014
Author Christopher Kao Christopher Kao Christopher Kao
Change details Wrote the first iteration of GDD + added new gun mechanic - Deleted jumping mechanic + added more reference art
Overview Orion’s Run is a platform runner with a color changing mechanic twist. Using swapping colors players must platform and evade traps and puzzles. In addition while Orion Run is an endless runner, it does have a story with a feeling of progression and boss battles. Random levels keep replay level high. Reference Games: Jetpack Joyride, Canabalt, Zombie Parkour Runner, Flood Runner 3, Robot Unicorn Attack
Gameplay Players will control Orion. Orion always runs to the right at a constant speed. Players tap on the left side of the screen to jump. Tapping jump again in the air will do a double jump. The double jump height is 1/3 the height of the original jump. Holding down jump will make Orion jump his maximum jump height. Tapping jump will make Orion jump lower.
Story The world is a future world similar to Earth. Technology has advanced yet morality has decayed, with that to keep the peace, the Order, the name of the unified government of the world, has been formed and given totalitarian rule over the world. All machines are powered by the 2 great energies: Fire & Electricity. People Example GDD © Always Player 2.
live with advanced electric and fire powered robots, but are also under the oppressive rule. Nature exists outside in the countryside, where there is less technology but much more freedom. People in the industrialized city have sought ways to advance people and animals, but to do this they need subjects to experiment on. Orion and his wife were living in the countryside as musicians when the Order arrived to capture them. Orion was able to escape but his wife was taken. Able to harness the two great energies, Orion begins his run to save his wife.
Art Style & Reference
The art style of Orions Run is a steam punk meets modern Greece world that is separated into fire and electricity. Everything has a highly stylized but a blue and red theme. All enemies need to be separated into blue (electricity) or red (fire). The platforms need to be neutral, blue, or red. The feelings of the art should convey sad, melancholy, and oppression, as you try to run to freedom and a better place.
Environment The background of the world is steam punk, dark and white theme. It should swap from city to country as X runs to escape. There would be 3 background envinroments, city, suburb, country. As the game progresses, X moves through these environments. Once past the country section, the levels repeat to make an endless runner.
Example GDD © Always Player 2.
Modes Story Mode Story mode is a non-stop running mode, where players will play until the die. This mode tests how long a person can run. They will be measured in distance traveled and score. Even though it is endless, it will be broken into 3 sections based on distance. As a player progresses past a certain distance, the background will change and the environment will change. At these distance points there will be a “boss” that X will fight. When defeated the game will pause and play a tiny cutscene. The game will then continue on. After the 3 rd level, and watching the 3rd cutscene, the game will just continue on and repeat. The levels will be procedurally generated and random.
Levels Procedurally Generated Levels will be procedurally generated up to the boss encounters, giving players a random level every time they play. These levels will be made up by different pieces that will be pieced together to make the level. The boss fight at the end of each section will always be the same.
Procedural Rules for Generating Levels Platforms will always have a total of 7 levels from high to low. Level 1 is the bottom level and 7 is the highest. Game will always start on Level 4. The middle level. Game will always start on a long platform of a neutral color The next platforms height can not be 2 above, from low to high, because the player can only jump 1 level. It can be from high to low as many as possible.
Level Pieces Levels will be procedurally generated mode. The floors of each level can be three colors: sepia (neutral), black, or white.
Example GDD © Always Player 2.
Example GDD © Always Player 2.
Additional Documents Level Up Table Economy / Store Table Dialogue Script
Example GDD © Always Player 2.
Skins.................................................................................................................... 8 Temporary Boosts................................................................................................. 8 Game Center Integration............................................................................................ 8 Achievements............................................................................................................. 9 Leaderboards.............................................................................................................. 9 Additional Documents................................................................................................ 9
Ver # 1.0
Date 1/1/2014
1.1
3/1/2014
1.2
4/1/2014
Author Christopher Kao Christopher Kao Christopher Kao
Change details Wrote the first iteration of GDD + added new gun mechanic - Deleted jumping mechanic + added more reference art
Overview Orion’s Run is a platform runner with a color changing mechanic twist. Using swapping colors players must platform and evade traps and puzzles. In addition while Orion Run is an endless runner, it does have a story with a feeling of progression and boss battles. Random levels keep replay level high. Reference Games: Jetpack Joyride, Canabalt, Zombie Parkour Runner, Flood Runner 3, Robot Unicorn Attack
Gameplay Players will control Orion. Orion always runs to the right at a constant speed. Players tap on the left side of the screen to jump. Tapping jump again in the air will do a double jump. The double jump height is 1/3 the height of the original jump. Holding down jump will make Orion jump his maximum jump height. Tapping jump will make Orion jump lower.
Story The world is a future world similar to Earth. Technology has advanced yet morality has decayed, with that to keep the peace, the Order, the name of the unified government of the world, has been formed and given totalitarian rule over the world. All machines are powered by the 2 great energies: Fire & Electricity. People Example GDD © Always Player 2.
live with advanced electric and fire powered robots, but are also under the oppressive rule. Nature exists outside in the countryside, where there is less technology but much more freedom. People in the industrialized city have sought ways to advance people and animals, but to do this they need subjects to experiment on. Orion and his wife were living in the countryside as musicians when the Order arrived to capture them. Orion was able to escape but his wife was taken. Able to harness the two great energies, Orion begins his run to save his wife.
Art Style & Reference
The art style of Orions Run is a steam punk meets modern Greece world that is separated into fire and electricity. Everything has a highly stylized but a blue and red theme. All enemies need to be separated into blue (electricity) or red (fire). The platforms need to be neutral, blue, or red. The feelings of the art should convey sad, melancholy, and oppression, as you try to run to freedom and a better place.
Environment The background of the world is steam punk, dark and white theme. It should swap from city to country as X runs to escape. There would be 3 background envinroments, city, suburb, country. As the game progresses, X moves through these environments. Once past the country section, the levels repeat to make an endless runner.
Example GDD © Always Player 2.
Modes Story Mode Story mode is a non-stop running mode, where players will play until the die. This mode tests how long a person can run. They will be measured in distance traveled and score. Even though it is endless, it will be broken into 3 sections based on distance. As a player progresses past a certain distance, the background will change and the environment will change. At these distance points there will be a “boss” that X will fight. When defeated the game will pause and play a tiny cutscene. The game will then continue on. After the 3 rd level, and watching the 3rd cutscene, the game will just continue on and repeat. The levels will be procedurally generated and random.
Levels Procedurally Generated Levels will be procedurally generated up to the boss encounters, giving players a random level every time they play. These levels will be made up by different pieces that will be pieced together to make the level. The boss fight at the end of each section will always be the same.
Procedural Rules for Generating Levels Platforms will always have a total of 7 levels from high to low. Level 1 is the bottom level and 7 is the highest. Game will always start on Level 4. The middle level. Game will always start on a long platform of a neutral color The next platforms height can not be 2 above, from low to high, because the player can only jump 1 level. It can be from high to low as many as possible.
Level Pieces Levels will be procedurally generated mode. The floors of each level can be three colors: sepia (neutral), black, or white.
Example GDD © Always Player 2.
Example GDD © Always Player 2.
Additional Documents Level Up Table Economy / Store Table Dialogue Script
Example GDD © Always Player 2.
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