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Dark Force Incursion Playthrough Video 1

I thought a great way of see how this game plays is if I create a video showing a play through. At first I tried to set up the paper and pencil as you would ordinarily play it. It's a game you can just grab and play in a second but as it turned out you just couldn't see the details. So I had a think and came up with the idea of creating a digital version...now let's not get ahead of ourselves here. I do not mean I've coded something here. No, I'm simply moving assets around in Photoshop, which takes longer but I ended up editing the boring bits out, as I moved these images around. It took a while.

So I ended up with an hour video. It is longer than the game plays for as I'm explaining the rules as I go but gives a clear view on the mechanisms of the game. The video is below. Let me know what you think and if you have any questions. Cheers guys, Toby.

(If it looks small then you can click on it and expand it out. Thanks)


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