Real Worlds - Module Introduction (06/02/25)

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In this lesson, we were introduced to our next project. I have made some notes below on what the project contains as well as some notable deadlines to help me manage this project.

Deadzone: Nemeses

  • Two part project
  • Written Research element
  • Character Design/ Environment Design
  • Choose 2D or 3D pathway
  • Digitising a tabletop IP
Part 1 client review: 12/03/25

Part 1 deadline: 30/03/25

Summative deadline: 18/05/25




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