Momo Ichigo is a story-driven adventure game inspired by Japanese folklore and mythology.
The game was a collaborative project that received overwhelmingly positive feedback at Insomnia Gaming Festival 64 and The Wales Game Development Show.
The game was a collaborative project that received overwhelmingly positive feedback at Insomnia Gaming Festival 64 and The Wales Game Development Show.
DESIGN LEAD
Role & Responsibilities:
- Led UE4 development for a 3D adventure game.
- Designed and prototyped core gameplay features, game systems and menu flows.
- Collaborated on narrative and level design.
- Represented the team at industry events.
- Mentored junior team members.
- Designed and prototyped core gameplay features, game systems and menu flows.
- Collaborated on narrative and level design.
- Represented the team at industry events.
- Mentored junior team members.
- Created detailed design documents, briefs and reference documents to communicate a cohesive vision across all departments.
- Facilitated and led meetings and feedback sessions.
- Worked closely with a cross-disciplinary team to build an engaging and believable game world.
- Facilitated and led meetings and feedback sessions.
- Worked closely with a cross-disciplinary team to build an engaging and believable game world.
Follow these links to read more about the visual design, and level design processes.
Alice Winter - Momo Ichigo Prototype Development Showreels
Momo Ichigo Team 3D Artists:
Gwen Lexmoke
Additional 3D work:
Momo Ichigo Team 2D Artists:
Additional 2D work:
Christopher Cliff
Storytelling and AI [Unreal Blueprint Development]
Level Gameplay [Unreal Blueprint Development]
Environment and Level Design
Environment and Level Design
Environment and Level Design
Environment and Level Design
Environment and Level Design
Enemy AI and Combat [Unreal Blueprint Development]
Environment and Level Design
Environment and Level Design
Design Research -Personal Photography in Japan
Design Research -Personal Photography in Japan
Design Research -Personal Photography in Japan