Final Game Video Evaluation Rubric

Remember: focus on the video you are reviewing! It is very possible to have an excellent game and a lousy video showing off the game!

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.

·         Clarity of presenting the game:

 

5

4

3

2

1

What the game is about

The video clearly shows what the game is exactly about

The video gives a very good sense what the game is about

The video somewhat presents what the game is about

The video shows some aspect of the game but it is not quite clear what the game is about

The video does not attempt to show what the game is about

Why the game is fun

The video clearly shows a fun game you would play.

The video shows an interesting game that you do not mind to try.

The video shows a game that seems ok.

The video shows a game that seems kind of boring.

The video shows a game that you want to run away from.

 

 

·         Completeness of video:

 

5

4

3

2

1

Intro; game overview; example game play; interesting screens, some concluding remarks, credits (Developer, CSS385)

The video includes coverage of all aspects of an intro video, including team member names, date, NUS, and our class.

The video includes coverage of most aspects of an intro video.

The video includes coverage of some aspects of an intro video.

The video includes coverage of little aspects of an intro video.

The video is completely random, and does not attempt to cover anything useful.

 

 

·         Final Production Quality:

 

5

4

3

2

1

Lighting, clarity and consistency (including audio)

It feels like the video is made by professional.

It feels like the video is made by students who put in a lot of time.

It feels like the video is made by students as a class final project.

It feels like the video is made by students as an assignment.

It feels like the video was made by students who do not care.