PV266 – Game Development II
What should contain One-Pager (but also applies for longer
GDDs)
• The name of the game
• Short description – five lines at maximum. This should motivate the reader to
continue reading and introduce the topic. Example from (old) game:
o "Be the first to survive the vicious maze of the Future Factory taken over by mad
robots. What is waiting for you? The thrill & delight of fast-paced action in 3D. Rich
& demanding gameplay of random-generated levels. An elaborate weapon & upgrade
system. Think of it as an action RPG meets a twin stick shooter with permadeath
constantly breathing at your neck."
• Unique Selling Points
o what is specific for your game?
o Why it should be created?
o What new it will bring?
o Why should be players interested?
o Follow the rule – the less, the better – use one or two USP (three is maximum)
o Example: "First rogue-like action shooter on your mobile!"
• Key Features
o after reading this, reader should have clear idea “what is this game about”
o example:
▪ “Inspired by the legacy of Karel Čapek’s work and dystopian future he
imagined”
▪ “Detailed 3D graphics with hand painted sketches and backgrounds.”
▪ “A highly dynamic action game with deep social and competitive elements.”
▪ “Every play-through is different thanks to generated environments and a
satisfying difficulty curve.”
▪ “Dozens of AI patterns creating highly unpredictable and variable
scenarios.”
▪ “A console experience on mobile devices with demanding difficulty.”
• Additional information:
o Target audience – what type of players is your game aimed at?
o Target platform(s) – PC, consoles, mobile, VR, etc.
o Used technology – not just Unity – e. g. Blender, Photogrammetry, etc.
• Description of five minutes of game play – it should be clear what player is doing,
“how” the game is played.