Educational Minigame - Food factory

Project Description: MINIGAME FOOD FACTORY HOW IT WORKS In this game, the player is given a recipe for a food order. Then food is sent along a conveyor belt and dropped. The player has to sort this into the oven or the bin. Bonus points are also gained from adding stars to the oven. The player then pulls a lever to cook the item, at this point the item either comes out perfect, good, ok, poor or bad, with a degree of loss in colour as they get worse. SUMMARY • Need to create a game in Unity 3d to be used as a webplayer. This will have to have fully annotated to explain all the code, in particular any parts relevant to settings, speeds etc. that may require adjustments at a later date. • All graphics will be provided by us. • SFX and music need to be provided by you. These need to be legal to use for commercial purposes. • The game needs to ‘call’ for an asset pack containing all your graphics, sounds etc. Assets will be created and provided by us, but the game needs to be created in a way that assets can easily be interchangeable. • We require an educational mini-game that will be used as part of our package of online learning resources for schools. • The game must be made using Unity 3d. • The game must be made so it can use other asset packs in the future with no extra coding (these will be created in-house at EDLounge). • It must be able to externally save and retrieve high scores. • When coding, please use as many annotations as possible and keep the code as ‘clean’ as possible so any future adaptations and upgrades to the game can be done in-house. • 1 play through of the game should aim to last around 3 minutes at most. • This should be compatible with webplayer, iPhone and ideally Android, so please keep this in mind when creating the game. • It needs to be completed within the agreed timeframe and to the requested standards and specifications or payment may not be made. • It is essential that you only bid if you are confident in your abilities in game creation, as an unfinished, poor quality or ‘bugged’ game will not be paid for. • Only freelancers with a good reputation who can show us samples of completed games and evidence that they can make the code, graphics and SFX will be considered. • This will lead to repeat work for the right person.