For the past 3 months, the team was busy with the production of OPERATION M.A.C.E, a Flash website with 3 Flash games.
The project is finally completed and was launched by Dr. Amy Khor at the “Clean and Green Singapore – Schools’ Carnival” at Anchor Green Primary School on the 10th Nov 2009.
Operation M.A.C.E builds upon a story that is set in a futuristic Singapore that has been invaded by a race of aliens resembling Aedes mosquitoes. Known as Mosqueros, they invade planets for food and breeding sources. To deal with this threat, a M.A.C.E agency is set up where M.A.C.E agents are sent out to eliminate the monsters by depriving them of food sources and sweeping out all possible breeding grounds.
Here are some screenshots of the website. The website is modeled after some blueprint of what the M.A.C.E HQ will look like.
Game 1 is a Top View Shooter. Weapon upgrades can be picked up along the way to equip the players with laser beams and a wider shooting range.
Game 2 is a platformer. You pick up weapon upgrades, health packs and grenades along the way to help you fight the mosquitoes. The weapons includes a machine gun type, shot gun, etc.
Game 3 is a shooter game where you need to lock down certain doorways to prevent the enemies from spawning indefinitely. Players are also able to select the weapons they want to use on the fly, with of course the dodge and reload.
Do try out the website and games and leave us your comments. We know the production ain’t perfect and we want to hear how we can make a better project the next time!
1 comment:
I think this is by far the most game-like production we have created til date.
Past productions we created tend to go a little preachy with all the driven messages. OP MACE allows us to kill enemies, throw grenade, upgrade weapons, fly aeroplanes etc, making it very, very action game packed.
However working within a timeline and towards an event launch means little time is allocated to fine tune in terms of game play and mechanics to make it even better and more fun than it currently is.
Nonetheless, it is in my opinion still a solid production, given the constraints.
The team had put in great effort and deserves more than a pat or two on their backs.
What makes the production process even greater is that we have a client who is excellent to work with. One who gives the team full creative freedom, and one who is actually really really nice to work with.
We do hope for more future productions like OP MACE!!
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