A Female Perspective

This prototype was created and designed for teachers to use as a supplement to their lessons in the classroom. Students will engage with the game to obtain initial information on the topic of 'The significance and gender role of women in our society.' The learned content should then be discussed and further explored in class with the teacher. As for the story plot of the game: The students will help the protagonist by obtaining information on the mentioned topic, by observing the city for indicators for gender inequalities.

The game is only available in german. 

Features

• Point & Click hidden pictures puzzle
• Sidescroller minigame in a pixel art style
• Drag & Drop fashion minigame
• Sliding puzzle minigame
• Collection of learning content related to the above-mentioned topic

Controls

• The main game is a Point & Click hidden picture puzzle controlled using the mouse. 
• The pixel art style minigame is controlled using keyboard and mouse. 
• The Drag & Drop fashion minigame is controlled using the mouse. 
• The sliding puzzle is controlled using the mouse.

Developer

• Niclas Wittich (Lead Programming, Narrative, Research)
• Mariana António Correia (Coding Support, Art Support, Narrative, Research)
  
• Jessica Angelia Loth (Coding Support, Art Direction and Lead Design, Narrative, Research)
  • Instagram

Credits

• Jason Loth (Music and Sound Design)
  • Instagram
• Sina Blank (Art Support)
• Prof. Sebastian Stamm (Supervisor)
  • Twitter
  • Website
• Prof. Florian Machill (Supervisor)

Special thanks to our Playtesters:

• Sven Wagner
• Jason Loth
• Mirjam Wittich
• Andreas Hafner
• Manuel Weybrecht
• Johanna Roth
• Kevin Buckles
• Laxmi Buckles
• Carmen Drössler
• Stephanie Suttner
• Max Burger
• Anna Konopka
• Posche Himself

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University of Applied Sciences Ansbach 

This game was created at the Visualization and Interaction in Digital Media (VIS) programm of HS Ansbach.

Course: Basics of game design.     

Supervised by:  

• Prof. Sebastian Stamm 
• Prof. Florian Machill

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