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Cocos2d game programming 1
This document discusses cocos2d game programming and game development. It covers why people play games, popular game categories, the skills needed for a game developer, the game development process including pre-production, development and post-production, tips for game development, and examples of games created using cocos2d like Shake Series and Monster Buster. It also discusses the history of games, elements of successful mobile games, and future trends like augmented reality games.
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Cocos2d game programming 1
- 1. Cocos2D Game Programming Dong Gyu PARK 2012. April( [email protected] ) ETID at Texas A&M University
- 2. Let’s Talk AboutGAME.
- 3. Fun of GAME •Why are you playing Game? • It’s just FUN!
- 4. Why people playingGAME? http://digi-boom.blogspot.com/2011/02/why-do-people-play-games.html
- 5. Game is themost popular category http://www.marketingcharts.com/direct/games-leading-mobile-app-category-18209/nielsen- most-popular-mobile-app-categories-jul11gif/
- 6. Game Developer • Fluentin Programming • Basic 2D/3D linear algebra • Software Engineering • Tools-Graphical Tools, Sound Tools, Map Editing Tools, etc • Good Storytelling
- 7. Game Development Step •Pre-Production Planning • plan out all the ideas and story elements • Development • art-team, program-team, sound-team, design-team, coordination,... • Post-Production-marketing, testing • Upgrade and Debug
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- 9. Pre-production • Make a demo version(prototype) • Very important process before programmers and designers
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- 11. Post-production Sometimes post-production needsmore time than development
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- 15. Shake Series • ShakingApp using accelerometer sensor • 4 Players can play • Fun Sounds • Lightweight App • Game Center available • Cocos2d game development kit
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- 20. Features • Monster Characters •Shooting Effect • Many Shooting Items • Stages and various backgrounds • Level design using plist
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- 22. Game Level Designusing Plist(meta data) Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3
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- 24. Game Dev Tips •Separate your code from your data • Easy way to porting, upgrading, debugging, etc
- 25. And more player canmove the character using accelerometer
- 26. Development of Game Contents
- 27. Independent Developer • MinimumBudgets • High Quality Design Source • Sound Source • Programming and Testing • Marketing • All by YOURSELF!!
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- 29. Ready for Game Development • You already have programming skills • You probably love games • Understanding of Storytelling • You learned OpenGL • and some mathematical backgrounds...
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- 31. Early Game Tennis ForTwo(1958)
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- 34. AR Game :AR Defender AR defense - tracking by camera and marker http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rB5xUStsUs4&feature=player_embedded
- 35. Look-up Team play isavailable http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bps3FkX-_cY&feature=player_embedded
- 36. Successful Mobile Game • The game has to be easy to learn and understand • people to not spend much time to learn mobile games • Little input, Big output • Simple but huge amount of feedbacks • Physics based gameplay • physics give much variations on same input
- 37. Successful Mobile Game •A bright, cartoony, and cute visual style • Very simple storyline • The player is constantly rewarded • Huge amount of levels but very short to play • Provides users ranking