Game Design Document

Game Design Document
I'm in a group with Eva Garrett, Nicole Goodman, Robyn Mulhall, Nhu Thai, Marcin Grabicki and Emma Byrne.

 After doing some research we decided we wanted to make an app for an iPad instead of a game for the laptop we think it would be much more suitable for the game we want to make and for the age group. 

 We were inspired by Leap-Frog and Animal Crossing. 

 Kids are attracted to bright colours, we notice colours and begin to distinguish objects based on colour from a very young age so it's important to make sure the game is very bright. We will keep this in mind when designing the game.

 A lot of kids are visual learners and auditory learners, it's important that they make the association with the sound and word/numbers. 

We are making a game for an iPad. The game will be an e-learning game for kids ages four to eight years old. 

The game will be a mathematical game based on a farm. The player will be asked a series of questions such as how many squares are on the tractor and they will have to choose the right number to move on to the next level.

The game will be very relaxed and the audio will match the relaxed mood on the farm. 


We want our game to have bright colours to catch the attention of children.

It will also be great for visual and auditory learners.

The instructions will be read out to the player as some of the younger player may not ben strong readers yet. 
Cartoon Tractor

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