Showcase Presentation

[Team Name]

Key Tips

1. Speak less: Images speak louder than words, do you have images or videos of what you are speaking about?
2. Take it slow: Be clear with what you are saying.
3. Be honest: If things didn’t work, why didn’t they? What would you do differently?
4. Be factual: What did peers say about your game, did you fix this? If you weren’t able to, what would you do now knowing this?
5. Work as a team: You win as a team and lose as a team so support one another.
6. Reminder of point 1: A picture tells a thousand words, so be as visual as possible.

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Presentation Checklist

Team Introduction

• Introduce all team members and their roles.
• State the name of your game and why you chose it.

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Game Overview

• Describe the core idea or story of the game.
• Show a video of your game and the story involved
• Identify your target audience and explain why they would enjoy the game.

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Unique Selling Points

• Explain what makes your game different or special compared to others.
• Highlight the key features you’re most proud of.

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Development Process

• Share challenges your team faced and how you solved them.
• Show what progress you’ve made and what’s still in progress.

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Game Imagery

• Showcase a video of your game and some imagery of the story

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Closing

• Share your long-term vision for the game.
• State why your team is the perfect team to work with.

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Team Introduction

Introduce your team: Start by sharing your team name and introducing each member of the group.

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Include roles: Briefly explain what each team member was responsible for during the project. For example, who worked on game design, who handled marketing, and who took care of development or research.

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Highlight teamwork: Mention how you collaborated and supported each other to create the game. Why does this game matter to you and your team?

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Example: "Our team, [Team Name], consists of [Student Name], who was in charge of game design, [Student Name], who led the marketing strategy, and [Student Name], who worked on user experience. Together, we worked to bring this game idea to life."

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Team Introduction

Game Overview

Describe the game: What is it about? Is there a story or challenge for players?�Example: "Our game is an action-adventure where players explore a magical world and solve puzzles to defeat enemies.”

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Gameplay: Explain the main features or mechanics. What do players need to do?�Example: "Players must collect treasures, fight enemies, and solve puzzles to progress.”

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Use visuals: Add images or videos to showcase the game.

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Game Concept

Who is it for? Identify the age group and type of players.�Example: "Our game is for teenagers who enjoy fast-paced action and exploration.”

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Why will they enjoy it? Explain what makes the game appealing to them.�Example: "The exciting combat and challenging puzzles will attract players who love adventure games.”

Target Audience

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Game Concept

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Target Audience

Unique Selling Points

Innovations: What makes your game unique? Explain how your game stands out from others.�Example: "Our game has a unique day-night cycle that affects gameplay, making it different from typical adventure games.” Describe why your target audience will appreciate this unique element.�Example: "This feature adds a strategic challenge that will appeal to players who enjoy games that require planning and quick thinking.”

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Features: Highlight the most exciting aspects of your game.�Example: "We’ve included a series of complex puzzles that require teamwork and problem-solving, which makes the game more engaging.”

Share what you feel is your best contribution to the game.�Example: "We’re proud of the dynamic boss battles, which offer different challenges depending on the player's choices."

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Unique Selling Points

Development Process

Challenges: Share difficulties in design, teamwork, or decision-making.�Example: "We struggled to agree on the game’s art style, but after discussing feedback from peers, we chose a style that fit the theme.” "One challenge we faced was…" or "We solved this by…”. How did you solve them? Explain how you fixed these problems.�Example: "By holding a team vote and testing different options, we found a solution that everyone supported."

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Achievements: Share what’s done and what’s still in progress.�Example: "We finished designing the main character and the first two levels, but we are still working on adding more levels."

Explain your next steps for the game.�Example: "Our goal is to add multiplayer features to make the game more engaging and expand our audience."

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Development Process

Endstar Feedback

What would Endstar need for your game to be made better?

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Closing Statements

Future Vision: Share what you plan to achieve in the future.

Example: "If we received mentorship, we would add more levels, improve the graphics, and develop a mobile version of our game.”

Creative ideas: Feel free to add any other exciting goals or features you would like to include in the game in the future.

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Call to Action: Why is your team great to work with? Explain what makes your team strong.�Example: "We are a good team to work with because we are creative and work well under pressure.”

Your unique strengths: You can add other reasons why your team is special or how your game stands out from the competition.

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Closing Statements