Before this, we’ve only dabbled with Unity tutorials and small game prototyping from game jams and similar contexts.īefore studying game design, Ryan studied literature and Marlène studied Art History. For Marlène and Ryan, Forgotten is their first completed video game project. Our programmer, Jordy, has previously worked on educational games.
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Since then, the three of us decided to continue working on the game in coordination with the Danish Alzheimer’s Society (Alzheimerforeningen), and have spent our free time polishing as well as translating the game for a Danish audience. The original team for our school project consisted of five teammates, including a second programmer, Daniel Hansen, and a dedicated researcher, Iben Truelsen. Marlène was our creative lead and vision keeper who also made all of our 3D assets, Jordy was our lead programmer who implemented most of our game’s logic, and Ryan was our writer and designer who worked out a lot of the game’s interactions and pacing. We’re Marlène Delrive, Jordy van Opstal, and Ryan Wright, three students from the IT University of Copenhagen in Denmark. Gamasutra spoke with the development team at Mutiny Games, learning about the personal experiences that fueled the game's creation, the research and emotional difficulties that come from creating a work on such upsetting subject matter, and the importance of capturing this perspective on Alzheimer's so that more people can understand and empathize.
Forgottenis a game about being someone afflicted with Alzheimer's, having you experience the challenges and confusion that come with this terrible disease.
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