Happy Halloween from Mirthwerx and the cutest monkey on the planet! We brought you Catch the Monkey Halloween wallpaper for your phone and tablet! No matter what device you own, Apple, Android, Nook, Kindle Fire or Playbook, we got you covered with 6 different sizes both portrait and landscape to fit your screen. Enjoy!
A Sushi restaurant game cant exist without Sushi loving customers come in to challenge your Sushi making skills. Sushi World’s stage is set in many different countries around the globe, and I need to come up with lots of different customers for each stage. In this post I am going to show step by step how I design them.
First of all, finding a good model is the key, you need lots of different faces, races, ages, professions… the more divers the better, think of casting for a movie, you need faces with different characteristics, in our case it also need to represent the country.
In this post, i am using my daughter as the example and she will be one of the customer in the China stage. (dont worry i asked her and have her permission before i post her picture :))
Sushi World believe or not started way back in 2009. We want to create a game that you can experience being a sushi chief, taking care of your customers, manage your ingredients and master your skills with different sushi combinations. We went through series of design phases about the game and its game play. Below is our very first prototype back in 2009.
We had 4 slots for different customer types, and thought bubbles of what sushi they have ordered. Also there is a garbage can at the bottom for manage your ingredients. The new ingredients will only come into the empty space on the main area, which means you either use it to create a sushi for a customer or you need to throw it in the can. But beware if you fill the can, you will get FIRED (GAME OVER) from the manager.
New Catch the Monkey wallpaper for PC is added, enjoy the cute monkey faces on your PC screen 🙂
As we are still waiting on Apple’s review (come on Apple speed it up :(), I thought I would share the design process of “Catch the Monkey” app icon.
We knew what the icon would be right from the beginning: “laughing monkey head”. So I went off and start searching through all the monkey drawings. We nailed it down to 2 and eventually agree on the one from our title screen.
Once we have decided on the monkey, the rest is the effects that go with it; below is the my first attempt:
We like the look; nice, clean, colorful, but it’s lacking “excitement”… Continue reading
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