DESIGN OF VISUAL ASSETS AND SUPPORTING ELEMENTS OF THE SAUPGEN GAME

I Wayan Adi Putra Yasa; I Nyoman  Jayanegara; I Nyoman Anom Fajaraditya  Setiawan

doi:10.58982/jadam.v5i3.1074

DESIGN OF VISUAL ASSETS AND SUPPORTING ELEMENTS OF THE SAUPGEN GAME

Authors

I Wayan Adi Putra Yasa Institut Bisnis dan Teknologi Indonesia
I Nyoman Jayanegara Institut Bisnis dan Teknologi Indonesia
I Nyoman Anom Fajaraditya Setiawan Institut Bisnis dan Teknologi Indonesia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.58982/jadam.v5i3.1074

Keywords:

visual assets, game, soupgen, vector design

Abstract

Purpose: designing character design assets, items, obstacles, and background for the development of the Saupgen game.

Research methods: research starts from determining the visual style based on the game concept, media, and user segmentation. After that, visual study processes are collected into a moodboard, brainstorming is carried out to get appropriate visuals in the form of design sketches, and then the visualization stage using a computer/laptop device.

Findings: through the process of visual study, brainstorming, and visualization, suitable design assets were obtained in the form of boy character assets in typical. The character assets resulted in a design of a boy wearing traditional Balinese clothing, namely udeng and kamen. The collected letter item assets and obstacle assets used gadgets and game consoles. For the background assets, the chosen atmosphere was a beautiful Balinese rural panorama environment with mountains, coconut trees, and temple buildings.

Implications: Obtain game visual assets that are suitable for the children's market segmentation.

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