Selesaikan sampai unit 2, disesuaikan dengan desain game (GDD) masing-masing.

Game harus di upload dalam bentuk Aplikasi Web dan Android, bukan dalam bentuk project Unity. Nilai dipotong 25% jika diupload dalam bentuk project Unity.

Ukuran game maksimal 50mb. Nilai dipotong 25% jika ukuran lebih besar dari 50mb.

https://learn.unity.com/project/unit-2-basic-gameplay

Jangan tuliskan data anggota di deskripsi.

Cukup tuliskan bagian intro dari GDD ke deskripsi.

Gamenya tidak harus jadi dulu, yang penting elemen penilaiannya ada.

KRITERIA PENILAIAN

1. Fun and Engagement:
   • How enjoyable and engaging the gameplay is for players.
   • The "fun factor" and the ability to hold the player's interest.
2. Game Mechanics:
   • The core mechanics and rules that govern player interactions and actions.
   • How well the mechanics contribute to the overall experience.
3. Balance:
   • Ensuring that gameplay is balanced, with fair challenges and rewards.
   • Avoiding situations where the game becomes too easy or too difficult.
4. Player Agency:
   • The degree to which players can make meaningful decisions that impact the game's outcome.
   • The sense of player control and influence over the game world.
5. Progression and Flow:
   • How smoothly the game's progression is structured.
   • The pacing of challenges, rewards, and story development.
6. Player Feedback:
   • The clarity and effectiveness of feedback mechanisms, such as visual and auditory cues, to inform players about their actions and the game's response.
7. Immersion:
   • How well the game immerses players in its world and narrative.
   • The ability to suspend disbelief and feel fully engaged in the game's universe.
8. Innovation and Uniqueness:
   • The originality and innovation of gameplay mechanics or concepts.
   • How the game sets itself apart from others in the same genre.
9. Replayability:
   • The incentive for players to revisit and replay the game.
   • The presence of multiple paths, endings, or gameplay styles that encourage replay.
10. Learning Curve:
    • The ease with which players can learn and master the game's mechanics.
    • Balancing accessibility for new players and depth for experienced ones.
11. Challenges and Puzzles:
    • The design of challenges, puzzles, and obstacles within the game.
    • The variety and creativity of these elements.
12. Player Choices and Consequences:
    • The impact of player choices on the game's progression and outcomes.
    • The existence of meaningful consequences for player decisions.
13. Cooperative and Competitive Gameplay (Multiplayer):
    • How well the game supports cooperative and competitive interactions among players.
    • Balancing and fairness in multiplayer modes.
14. Narrative Integration:
    • How well the gameplay integrates with the game's narrative and storyline.
    • Ensuring that the gameplay enhances the storytelling.
15. Feedback from Playtesting:
    • Gathering player feedback on gameplay experiences during playtesting and beta phases.
    • Using player input to make improvements.
16. Technical Performance:
    • Assessing how well the game runs, including frame rates, loading times, and performance on different platforms.
17. Balance between Skill and Luck:
    • Striking a balance between player skill and chance elements to maintain fairness and excitement.
18. Adherence to Genre and Player Expectations:
    • Meeting or subverting player expectations for a specific genre, while delivering a satisfying experience.