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Rejected Game Concepts. File #42
Note to self: not all clients like games that are based off gambling.
Game Concept – King Solomon’s Mines
King Solomon’s Mines (KSM) is a game concept based off the book by the very same name. Here one gets to play as the protagonist in search of the fabled treasure of King Solomon. The game concept also draws a lot of influence from God of War 3 that puts a huge emphasis on making the player feel minuscule yet powerful as Kratos (the protagonist) compared to the rest of the world and its elements.
KSM is a side scroller 2D pixel-style game with a multitude of enemies and equal number of special combo moves as the player hacks and slashes his way though the kingdom in search of treasures.
KSM is only a test game and will be made with Stencyl (Flash game maker). Working on this mini project would give me an opportunity to collaborate with other Stencyl behavior programmers and strengthen my knowledge on how to make a solid game with Stencyl.
Brandissimo Website Design
Had a new task to create a new look for Brandissimo!, Inc.’s online presence. Here are some of the concept layouts and a few clean ups that went into developing this website.
Currently, the last design is in cleanup phase before it’s sent off for development.
Note from the Author
Welcome to The Devil’s Garage, the smelting pot for concepts, designs and animations by Ajay Karat.
As much as I really didn’t like WordPress, I never thought I could pull off this whole website in under two week without the help of the Interbutt, WP, everyone’s philanthropic contributions, plugins and themes.
Most recent updates: Other than the fact that a good portion of the site has been revamped, do check in for new content over the next few weeks. I also understand that a lot of the earlier posts have broken links and I’m working on correcting all that.
Here are some initial concepts I was leaning towards when redesigning this site.
The biggest challenge while working on the layouts was to create an intuitive navigation that was easy to understand and always had scope for expansion.
It was this layout design (below) that I felt best suited the new design. I dropped the Print and Illustration links and combined the content under a Design category.
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