Final Project

This game is about choice and luck. Players choose which numbers will have positive cards and which numbers will have negative cards. After placing the cards on the table, the player starts the dice video and stops it at any moment.

The number the dice lands on decides their final result. The player can control some choices, but they cannot control the final outcome.

I used Blender

Imported a high-quality 3D dice and a sleek table surface.

Tilted the dice on its corner to give it a more artistic and balanced aesthetic.

Animated the dice to spin at high speed in a perfect, never-ending loop.

Lighting: Used cinematic lighting and shadows to create a deep atmosphere.

Added “Motion Blur” to make the fast spinning look smooth and realistic.

Set the animation so that every time you pause the video, you get a clear, random number.

Final

Lily Clifford: the shadow works / needs more actions.

I like the camera angles / add some sound effects.

I like bird chirping sounds / need more frames to make the movement smoother.

Aileena Sargeant: I like the video / mute the motorcycle sound or fix it with sound effects.

I like everything about the game.

Nikayla Haynes: I like how the camera following the actor and his actions instead of static.

I liked the unique ideas / it needs a little more editing.

Ethan Bookbinder: so creative / the lighting change depending on the scene.

Kayla Bowman: I like the stop motion / the camera shakes everything else is perfect

Bekzod Nurboev: I like the instagram idea / I hope if its more longer

Sara Krim: I like how she share the game screen, sound effect / lighting was a little too bright,

Saomi Jimenez: I like the colors and the characters connection to the song lyrics. /

Sidney Crabtree: I like the way how it moves / the speed

Noah: I like how she mix the reality with hand draw/ the tv frame

Gaige Stebler: I liked the ending was unexpected

I like the details of the room /

I like the black and white / the sound of the steps not matching the video

Lighting

I wanted to keep it simple and focus on how lighting changes the feeling. I used one image and changed the lighting in 5 stages to show different moods.