Final Game Evaluation Rubric

Remember: this is the final game, this is it! EVERYTHING should be done!

The following are suggested criteria to consider when evaluating the presentations. Since most of the criteria are subjective, it is reasonable for you to apply your own rules (please do share yours if you care). You are only responsible for entering a number for each category.

·        Fun: (should be polished)

 

5

4

3

2

1

Did you enjoy playing the game?

The game was fun and I really want to spend more time on it

The game was sort of fun, I enjoyed playing it.

I did not mind playing the game.

If I didn't play the game, it would have been ok.

I hated every second of playing the game.

Does the game has replay value or worthy of additional levels (e.g., more puzzels)?

I will play this game or new levels for the rest of my life.

I will play this game or new levels over and over again.

I will play this game or new levels may be a couple more times.

I will play this game to the end.

I will probably not complete the first play.

 

 

·        Innovative:

 

5

4

3

2

1

Originality of idea and coolness in applying to a game

First time seeing game with the idea.

Interesting difference from game I know of or have played.

Small difference from games I know of or have played.

About the same as games I know of or have played.

Identical to many games I know of or have played.

 

 

·        Technically Challenging:

 

5

4

3

2

1

Complexity

The game is complex with interesting game object behaviors and art assets.

Game is moderately complex with interesting game object behaviors and art assets.

Game is not complex with moderate behaviors and art assets.

Game is straightforward with simple game object behaviors and small number of art assets.

Game is trivial.

Difficulty

Game object/world behaviors are very intelligent that involve many different algorithms.

Game object/world behaviors are somewhat intelligent and involve some algorithms.

Game object/world behaviors are straightforward and involve well-known algorithms.

Game object/world behaviors are straightforward.

Game object/world behaviors are very simple, involves no algorithms.

 

 

·        Final Production Quality:

 

5

4

3

2

1

Completeness:

flesh screen, HUD, UI buttons, audio, credit, level of difficulties

The final game feels like it is complete and something I would pay for.

The final game feels like a highly polish school project.

The final game is functioning.

The final game lacks some minor functionality.

There are major flaws with the final game.