Rotational Traverser

Devlog

• [Week 12] Launch
  April 12, 2021 by VVGogh

  Testing and Evaluation Playtesting and evaluation has been completed by Gameloft and Uken Games, with the majority of feedback given by Uken. Overall, playertesters had this to say about their experie... Continue reading
• [Week 8] Playtesting Report + Beta Build
  March 27, 2021 by timcosby

  Rotational Traverser Playtesting Report Game Description Rotational Traverser is a game focused on rotation objects in order to solve puzzles. The game takes place in two stages: a cell stage, and a h... Continue reading
• Feedback-Adjusted Build
  March 22, 2021 by timcosby

  Find the updated video in the attachments... Continue reading
• [Week 7] Game Alpha
  March 02, 2021 by VVGogh

  This week we showcased our Game's Alpha which highlighted the cell stage and tutorial, as well as certain mechanics in the cell stage such as festering cells, resetting rotations, and the introduction... Continue reading
• [Week 5] Rotational Traverser - Tutorial
  March 01, 2021 by timcosby

  This update is to showcase the tutorial aspects of the game "Rotational Traverser". The tutorial starts off with an overhead view of the entire first map to get a quick look at the layout of what you... Continue reading
• [Week 3] Rotational Traverser - Design Documentation
  February 13, 2021 by timcosby

  This week we wrote up the documentation of how we want to continue to design the game and the philosophy we want to follow when building the game. We received critical feedback from industry professio... Continue reading
• [Week 2] Rotational Traverser - POC demonstration
  February 06, 2021 by timcosby

  This week we focused on getting the game further developed in terms of concept and puzzle ideas given that it is a puzzle and which actions we allow the player is a very important piece to build the r... Continue reading

  
• [Week 1] Creative Brief + Contributions
  January 30, 2021 by VVGogh

  Week 1 saw us presenting our game brief where we received valuable feedback. The team processed the feedback and made critical game design decisions that can be found in our creative brief here: https... Continue reading