making a game based on Mozart's Magic Flute
summary
Mobile puzzle adaptation of Mozart's opera uses visuals lifted from a video set design premiered in Vienna and turns each level into cubic stage visuals with literal sliding puzzle mechanics. The game follows the Magic Flute storyline, layering spoken narrative and a Mozart soundtrack so gameplay and plot advance together; prototype feedback prompted tweaks to pacing and difficulty. Release targets late spring / summer 2015 to coincide with an opera premiere in Toyko.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:18About Magic Flute
- 1:16Designing a video game
- 1:51Pitching
- 2:26Feedback
- 2:43Recommendations
- 3:01Release date
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