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The game involves playing as a Pokemon character who collects cans of Coke to win the game, conveying that Coke is fun. It aims to appeal to people aged 16-19 of all genders and backgrounds. Bright colors are used to attract players. Care is taken to avoid offensive content and not restrict younger audiences, ensuring no social groups are offended through appropriate language and images without using existing characters.
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- 1. Working Title: Advertgame Target Platform: youtube adverts and, moblie phone etc. Genre: It’s a fun advert game Language / Territories I would release it to all countries as religion, gender, or specific groups involved. Synopsis / Treatment / Story / How the storyline/narrative/game plays out: My product is about an pokeman that has to drink all the can bottle of coke which he collect through the game. When he collects it all he wins the game. It send the message that coca cola is fun One Line SalesPitch: Sum up your product in one sentence. Feel forever young with coca cola Style (similar products and graphical style): What product is yours similar tolWhy have you used it for inspiration? Discuss this in relation to conventions and art style I use bright colours to attract people from wanting to play the game. Audience: Who is your audience? Be very detailed; age, gender, social status, psychographic etc Why would your product appeal to this person? My audience will be the people around the age of 16-19 year old and for all genders. It is also not aimed for any race, gender, religion or belief. Legal & Ethical Considerations: Think about any offensive material you will include? With my advert game I do not include any offensive word or material. Will you restrict younger audiences engaging with it? I wouldn’t restrict any younger seeing it as it is fun and child friendly. Will it offend any social groups/religions/ethnicities? I make sure it doesn’t offend of these listed How will you ensure you do not offend anyone? I’ll make sure it doesn’t offend anyone by using appropriate language and images. Is your product using characters/names/logos of existing ones? it won't include any of existing character , there’s no name or logo in the game. infringement and how have you achieved this? by making it happen and stick to my words.