Week 8A : Assignment 2A, 2B progression

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05.03.18 - 11.03.18 
Jason Ong Ngie Min (0324104)
Assignment 2A, 2B progression

As for this week, we were to show progressions for our project and have some feedback from the lecturer if there is any issues that need to be fixed. 







Microsite progressions 

First on-ground activation

Second on-ground activation

Team Portrait



Stages of the game artworks

Standard version of the game 
Digital deluxe of the game 




Merchandise corner for Overgrowth's campaign


Fan art competition announcement 


Partnership poster with UNEP 


Revised version poster with UNEP



Feedback 
Microsite : Simplify it and throw away some of the informations since it is not necessary and make sure that informations are kept simple and concise. Also, come up with few more visuals to tell the audience about the stages of the game. 

 On ground: Instead os making two on grounds, make one only since the budget of the event could be costly. Make the event look more grand and promising and try to design to adapt with Overgrowth's theme. 

 In all, after having feedback from the lecturer, we make some changes of the timeline campaign as well, making sure it is more believable and manageable as a gaming on-ground activation. 

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