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Cyber Connect 2
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot
Action RPG - PS4/XBox One, PC - 2019
What I did.
- Level Design and Quest design
What I learned
- First time working in a Japanese Videogame studio.
- Japanese's way of working.
- How to improve my workflow
I was in charge to find interesting places within the level areas and to create the tracks' level design for the racing mini-game.
I also cleaned up and integrated the NPC's dialog lines into the game engine.
It was fun to work on a franchise I loved when I was a kid.
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Fuga : Melodies of Steel
Lite-RPG - Everything but mobile - TBA
What I did.
- Programmed a prototype
- Some UI research
- Mockup for some system
- a few game design stuff
What I learned
- Using Game Maker Studio 2 in a professional environment (I was using it as a hobby until then)
- Improved my programming skills drastically thanks to that.
- Expressing my ideas in a different way.
The director being french it was a smooth introduction to working the japanese way and obviously, communication went smoothly too, but I needed to speak japanese on some occasion because I was in CC2's Tokyo studio, while the director was in the Fukuoka Studio, and I had to interact with my japanese co-worker as well.
My task was to build and try some design ideas in a prototype during the pre-production phase in order to help the director to find a proper direction, especially in the UI and controls scheme fields.
I had to help et discuss game design choice too.
It was a very motivating project.
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