Devil's Tuning Fork: Visual Design Evolution - by Kyle Sullivan

Download v1.2 of the game free at http://devilstuningfork.com This is documentation of the visual design evolution of Devil's Tuning Fork, a game created by the DePaul Game Elites team at DePaul University's College of Computing & Digital Media in Chicago. The documentation was created and narrated by Kyle Sullivan, Visual Design Lead on DTF and a senior Animation major at DePaul.

The DGE team was selected by our Game Designer in Residence, Alex Seropian. The game has been submitted for consideration by the Independent Game Festival's Student Showcase.

The offical DTF website is at http://devilstuningfork.com

Also visit our Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/pages/Devils-Tuning-Fork/322590580111?v=wall

Find out more about the DePaul Game Development program at http://GameDev.DePaul.edu

The DePaul Game Elites:

Project & Tech Lead - Jay Pecho




Producer - Matt Lazar




Art Lead - Richard Kossak




Visual Design Lead - Kyle Sullivan




UI & Cinematic Designer - Dennis Coveyou




Story Lead & Artist - Ari Flesch




Artist - Ashley Ruhl




Artist - Michael Tisdale




Programmer - Nathan Anaman
Programmer - Diego del Pozo
Programmer - Ivan Nikitin




Audio Designer & Programmer - Johnny Owens




Music Composer & Programmer - Kevin Geisler




Level Design Lead - Tony Perkins




Level Designer - Travis Hernandez




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Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• IGF
• GDC
• Student Showcase
• student game
• DePaul
• Game Development
• gamedev
• Seropian
• Independent Games Festival
• 2010
• Devil's Tuning Fork
• Escher
• Wolverton

[THEGRENAAAAADE]

most original game I've played since katamari damacy...

[CyberFad]

one of the most interesting games i ever played, make some more! :)

[Av3rnus]

awesome explanation. I really enjoyed it!!

[jbessey3]

Great Game

[helix4811]

You're created a gem

[FujiFlame]

@h4ngedm4n

@theominousthey

Let's keep in mind, though, that as neat as some of those ideas were, you can't make a game with ideas that don't work. And they're not forgotten forever, I'm sure someone, whether its these guys or not, will fine tune and perfect some of the original concepts.

[brewskhee]

What did you guys program with? C? Java?

[OMGBleeps]

this so cool but confusing later on :)

[crustymethaddict]

this game is awesome trip

[derNeni]

the game is really good