Staying Green
KemetLight Media


By Terrance L Burton

Main Menu


Start

"Start" starts places koalas in maze.
Load
"Load" loads saved games.

Help

"Help" describes to the user how to play the game.
Quit
"Quit" ends the game.
R
"R" letter press resets the game levels.
ESC
"Esc" resets game back to main menu.
SPACEBAR
"Spacebar" Your name
How to play the game

Staying Green places three Johnny Light's into a maze.

The <Left>, key press moves the Johnny Light left.

The <Right>, key press moves the Johnny Light right.

The <Up>, key press moves the Johnny Light up.

The <Down>: key press moves Johnny Light down.

Energy Devil's are always moving vertically and horizontally in some mazes in the house
order to kill Johnny Light.

Energy Devil's are always in mazes in order to kill the Johnny Light


Concept
Energy Conservation
Premise
"Staying green" is something we all are doing in one way or another. Staying Green is a easy and effective way of educating your self about energy conservation.
Player Motivation
The player must collect all energy points which translate into saving points. These saving points will allow the user to learn more about saving energy. The more energy points you have the more energy you save in your home. As the player is collecting light bulbs they are storing up energy points in order to move on to the next level.
Unique selling proposition
Staying green is designed as a teaching and education device. How many times have we told one of our children to turn of the lights, computer or toys in order to save money? Staying Green will help any parent be able to show their children the benefits of staying green. Staying Green is a fun way of learning the advantages of living a green lifestyle.
Target Market
Staying green is for parents with youth 5 years old to 12 years old who want to educate their children on Green energy. Staying Green is designed for those parents who find themselves paying more at the end of the month and want to teach their children the benefits of staying Green. Staying Green is designed to share information on Green Conservation and make a difference in their on homes.
Genre
Staying Green is set as a action-adventure game where the player must get pass


Target rating
Staying Green is rated E (for everyone)
Target platform and hardware requirements
Staying Green is for personal computers (PC's) that have Microsoft and Windows components. Staying Green is primarily developed for Windows and PC's and is not currently under development for Macintosh Versions. Staying Green's technical requirements the ability to use a keyboard and other general functions associated with operating a PC.
License
Staying Green will be licensed through Kemet Light Media and is exclusively for educational purposes related to green energy conservation.
Competitive Analysis
"Staying green" is something we all are doing in one way or another. Staying Green is a easy and effective way of educating your self about energy conservation. Consumers of Staying Green will go through a series of entertaining but educational game plays that focus on simple yet effective ways to conserve energy. This is completive because most video game products are developed only to entertain instead of educate.
Goals
The goal of Staying Green is to encourage people to stay green by conserving energy.
Hook
Green = Green.
Gameplay
Staying Green takes a user through a series of mazes in which the user must make choices that converse energy or not. Each user has to collect the saving bucks as he or she proceeds through the levels. As the user collects the savings bucks, there are anti-energy saving devils that attempt to prevent the user for conserving energy. When the user collects all the energy bucks on a given level, he or she can proceed to the next level. Each new level presents with a new energy saving tip.


Art and Audio Features
Staying Green is designed with energy related icons such as light bulbs, plugs, energy saving adapters, etc. The audio is a loop composure designed by Kemet Light Media along with real world animation sounds such as computer clicks, door knob turns, etc.
Production Details
Staying Green is designed solely by Terrance L. Burton, founder of Kemet Light Media. Burton's background consists of multimedia interface design for about two years and about 15 of non computerized art designs. The development of Staying Green is projected to cost roughly $5,000.
Back-story Story Synopsis
Johnny Light is the main character of the game. Johnny found out he could save a lot of money on his monthly bills by simple energy conservation methods. The only thing that prevented Johnny from doing so is the anti-energy saving devils who thrive on seeing Johnny spend excessive money unnecessarily.
Character Descriptions
Johnny Light is a parent; he is in his mid-thirties and is trying to teach his kids how to save energy.
Risk Analysis
Staying Green could be interrupted in development by way of software problems, incompatibility with Macintosh computers and mobile cell phones (product not available on those operating systems.)
Development Budget
· Direct cost $5,000.
· Marketing cost $ 1,000.
· Market Development Fund $ 1,000.
· Income Estimate $10,000
· Allowances $ 10, 000.
· Return on Investment $15,000
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Concept Art
Johnny Light
Johnny Light Buttons
Johnny Light Back Ground Images
Energy Saving Tips
1. Fix defective plumbing or dripping faucets. A single dripping hot water faucet can waste 212 gallons of water a month.
That not only increases water bills, but also increases the gas or electric bill for heating the water.
2. Lighting CFLs can give the same amount and quality of light as incandescent bulbs, yet use one-third the amount of energy and last ten times longer.
A CFL can save over $30 in electricity costs over the lamp's lifetime compared to an incandescent bulb.
3. Turn off lights, TVs and other appliances when they are not needed.
4. In the average U.S. home, lighting accounts for about 20% more of the electric bill.
5. Lower the height of light fixtures if possible to increase usable light.
6. Implement a group re-lamping schedule, and re-lamp at 70% of rated lamp life.
Lamps that run longer than 70% of their rated life actually cost more in terms of energy use.
7. Replace flickering, dim and burned-out lamps


Copyright Notice

Staying Green is a licensed product of and owned by Kemet Light Media and Terrance L. Burton. This game or its concepts may not be used, sold, reproduced or otherwise distributed without written permission from its owner. ©

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