Preparing Retro Arcade Fighting Game Asset Design

Zainal Arifin; Alan Zulfikar  Waksito; Muhammad Bambang Firdaus; Novianti Puspitasari

doi:10.33372/jaia.v3i2.1062

Zainal Arifin Universitas Mulawarman
Alan Zulfikar Waksito Universitas Mulawarman
Muhammad Bambang Firdaus Universitas Mulawarman
Novianti Puspitasari Universitas Mulawarman

DOI: https://doi.org/10.33372/jaia.v3i2.1062

Keywords: Brawl Tale, Fighting Game, GDLC, Godot Engine

Abstract

Games are increasingly popular in Indonesia because of the many things that make them exciting, such as esports. The Fighting Game genre is one that contains a fight between two characters in a place or arena with the aim of depleting the opponent's HP (health points). Fighting Games use 2-dimensional and/or 3-dimensional graphics where players play characters who can punch, jump or squat when fighting characters. other. In designing video game assets, researchers used the GDLC (Game Development Life Cycle) methodology so that this research proceeded systematically and focused on the design of game asset components. In designing a video game there are many elements, in this research the author focuses more on the control assets of the Combo Hit System on a game character called Brawl Tale.

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