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In-game view of Journey of the Prairie King
Journey of the Prairie King is an intense arcade-style twin-stick shooter set in the untamed wild west. What started as a mini-game within Stardew Valley has evolved into its own intense experience, where players take on the role of the "Prairie King". As they move through a series of increasingly difficult rooms, they'll face off against relentless monsters. With permadeath mechanics in every playthrough, the game keeps you on your toes, requiring quick reflexes and the ability to adapt on the fly, making each run feel like a brand-new challenge.
| Name | Role | Responsibilities | GitHub |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zakaria Hamdaoui | Lead Programmer | Core gameplay mechanics, enemy AI, level generation systems | TheUnrealZaka |
| Sofía Giner | Art Director & Documentation Lead | Sprite organization, UI/UX design, technical documentation | Katy-9 |
| Joel Martínez | Technical Director | Systems architecture, performance optimization, audio integration | Jowey7 |
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General Analysis
Delve into the game’s genre, its historical influences, and comparisons with similar titles in the arcade shooter space. -
Design
Explore the narrative structure, level breakdown, gameplay mechanics, and control schemes. -
UI
Review the layout and workflows of the menu system, HUD elements, and overall interface design for smooth gameplay navigation. -
Audio
Discover the soundtracks sound effects, and the audio implementation process. -
Art
Take a closer look at the visual style, including concept art, sprite sheets and level art assets. -
Technical Documentation
Provide an in-depth look at the technical implementation, system requirements, and instructions for building and running the game.
Note: This documentation has been developed as part of an academic assignment for the Video Game Design and Development degree project. All assets and content are intended for educational purposes only. The original game content is credited to its rightful owners.