Beyond Fields

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Pietro Alberti – Beyond Fields

Beyond Fields is a plateform independent puzzle game composed of three chapters each inspired by the fundamental interactions of nature.

Throughout the game the player pass through different levels during which he has the opportunity to interact with various graphical elements that will allow him to rebalance the force fields and to solve the level.

Thanks to a system of filters, it is possible to travel through different representations of the game - graphical, analytical or mathematical - thus allowing the player to have a global vision of the forces that are exerted between the graphical elements.

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Diploma project (2017) by Pietro Alberti

Assistants
Tibor Udvari
Mention
Excellent
Award
Prix d’excellence du domaine Design et Arts Visuels de la HES-SO
Know-how
UX/UI, Creative coding, Data visualization, Game, Illustration, Web
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