Updated Scenes

There are updates of the old scenes as well as the introduction of new scenes, so I hereby dedicate this post to all of the updated + new scenes.

Bridge Crossing with a few added games

Interior of Last Cafe - a few things tweaked and removed

Interior of the Museum - added extras and new buttons 

Interior of Club House with a few new games and a few old games removed

Dino Town - Central district for announcements and news

Interior of the Diner - added game of the Rock Band and a few tweaks of other buttons

Dino Mart is where we sell everything. This place is constantly updated   

M.O.T - A new vehicle town for both boys and girls.

Level 1 of M.O.T is now full of car games (woohoo!).

Level 2 of M.O.T now has direct shortcuts to buy new vehicles!

Pet Zoo - also a new scene to enquire about our new products "pets"

Front Page Website

I was asked to design a front page for the Dinosawus website. The expansion of the virtual world wasn't quite portrayed by our old design. Here are some concepts.

And the final - with the help of our design employees (Frederick and Zcarina), we were able to speed up and finish the swf animation for our website. Hurray!

Character sheet

Here is a giant character sheet of most of Dinosawus characters onboard.

Game Shell

Game Shell interface is newly designed to play the mini games in.

We felt it would be fun to make it look more retro and old school. Much like those 80's arcade machines.

The colour scheme is a little different. Much cooler than my usual warm and lava-felt colours. Just to give the players a little break from the warm virtual world. And also for the sense of being in another environment (even for a short period of time).

I'm happy with the simplicity of the design, which is always harder to achieve.

Splat - Final

After obsessing over every little detail for this multi-player game, it is finally finished. Kudos to our programmer who spent sleepless nights trying to make the right decisions to make me happy.

Here is the more improved game play scene of Splat (with some detailed clutter):

This is the shop interface where you buy more weapons to destroy your opponent with:

And where would we be without instructions? Nowhere! That's where.

For this splash design I really didn't want to fill it with text. So it is kindly animated for the viewers' convenience:

And the animation graphics! This brings back painful memories of working countless hours.

The old version (and plenty more hours spent) can be witnessed here. 

To explain briefly about the visual idea behind this game is humorous action. I personally only enjoy games that show a bit of sense of humour. So even with a good game, I wanted to make sure the graphics alone could entertain the audience.

Also, there's nothing wrong with making it look timeless since we're keeping in harmony with our steampunk theme.

Map - new

With new buttons + new locations

Friends Interface

Among many interface designs I was asked to design, this one took me the longest.

Usually the concepts begin as we are still trying to figure out what we want, so it's a never easy task.

These couple of images are what I had in the beginning

And once I have basic designs laid out, we start to add more functions which need buttons/ and other visual elements.

And voila. Here's the final. The yellow circles are masks to where the avatar faces appear.