Introduction to Video Game Design
This is what I have so far. I’m still working on the rest of the rooms, but I have most of it planned out already. You play as a guy who wakes up in the middle of a dark, snowy forest greeted by a talking cat named *#$%&. The cat tells him that a group of “friends” he had just met at a party had poisoned him, and now he is dying. He must venture out and collect ingredients to concoct an elixir to save his life and figure out who you are.
In this horror-themed Twine game, players follow Kristy, a young girl who discovers an old doll named Dolly during a stormy day. As Kristy interacts with Dolly, eerie occurrences unfold, leading to increasing tension and danger within her home. Players make choices that impact key variables—such as Kristy’s fear, Dolly’s power, family awareness, and trust in the doll—ultimately influencing the narrative’s outcome. The game features multiple endings, with players navigating Kristy’s struggle between trust and fear as she confronts the dark influence of the doll.
I’ve decided to go for a horror theme with my game concept. It revolves around a girl who finds a doll that finds its way to affecting the family. As the game progresses, each choice will have a different effect or outcome. At the same time, the player will uncover new information relevant to the doll with each choice leading to different details about the doll.
I initially had nothing to come up with until I remembered a creepypasta I read about years ago. It’s not much but I want to think more about the story.
Honestly, I didn’t know what else to draw. My mind is currently on auto-piolet, I lean more towards pencil and paper than digital; this is what I came up with.
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