In order to complete my education, I joined Gamabilis for a 6-month graduation internship, which was followed by a contract during the first weeks of 2019. This start-up focuses on "Games for Change", a type of serious games that pushes players to question their habits and the way they live, to initiate global changes toward a better future. However, since the company is still young and have to make a living, it also develops more traditional serious games following a business-to-business model.
In order to complete my education, I joined Gamabilis for a 6-month graduation internship, which was followed by a contract during the first weeks of 2019. This start-up focuses on "Games for Change", a type of serious games that pushes players to question their habits and the way they live, to initiate global changes toward a better future. However, since the company is still young and have to make a living, it also develops more traditional serious games following a business-to-business model.
Romain Trésarrieu
Game Designer
CAPACOCHA (School project | March 2016)
Sport | 2 VS 2 | PC
Engine: Unity
Role: Game Designer
We have finally created a sport game in which you can score by throwing you teammate, or even your opponents, in goals! Could there be a better way to turn things around with a classy move just a split second before time runs out? In Capacocha, four players face each other in two teams, and must score as much as they can before time is up. But the goals are orbiting around the field, so everybody has to move continuously, because if they cross the mid-line they turn into a ball!
This game was created in two weeks by a team of 21 students (from 2nd to 4th year) in two weeks, in partnership with Gameloft, according to the themes "Perpetual Movement", "Sacrifice" and "South America".
After coming up with the original concept, I spent most of these two weeks mentoring the students from 2nd year, writing the game's documentation and tweaking the prototype to ensure the gamefeel was good. We also worked a lot with the full Game Design team on core mechanics and controls iterations to ensure the game would have the "pick-up-and-play" style we were trying to reach.
Teammates:
Game Artists:
Lili Csonka (2nd year), Victor Descamps (2nd year), Guillaume Riviere (2nd year), Laura Chan (3rd year), Anaïs Jancenelle (3rd year), Antoine Villecroze (3rd year), Arielle Grojean (4th year), Clément Rigondet (4th year), Maïté Vandewalle (4th year)
Game Designers:
Théo Hajzler (2nd year), Thibault Hubert (2nd year), Flavien Birette (3rd year), Guillaume Cremese (3rd year), Nicolas Pankowiak (3rd year), Marc Bonte (4th year), Thibault Moulin (4th year), Clément Thomas (4th year)
Programmers:
Pierre Martinez (4th year), Benoît Vidot (4th year)