Moon River

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Guillaume Cerdeira – Moon River

Moon River is a 2D top-down view game. The player is locked in the screenplay: when he crosses the boundaries, he finds himself teleported to the opposite screen side. Three levels challenge the player, leading him to use the abilities of the character to solve a series of puzzles becoming more and more complex along the game.

This project was an opportunity for me to create a coherent universe, but also to offer an entertaining and challenging experience.

Diploma project (2015) by Guillaume Cerdeira

Assistants
Tibor Udvari
Mention
Excellent
Know-how
Game, Illustration

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