Working together virtually allowed more flexibility for team members to contribute when they were able and connect from wherever they happened to be, Joo said.įor example, art lead Irmak (Max) Cavun worked remotely from Turkey, which has an 11-hour time difference with Los Angeles. The team has worked remotely, communicating through platforms like Discord until recently. “In a video game, you can actually make choices,” he said. For him, games are a medium for self-expression. Weston Bell-Geddes, a junior majoring in interactive entertainment and cinematic arts, is a producer and marketing lead for the game. “I think it provides this well-rounded environment where even if you’re not an engineer, you’ll be able to be around artists or audio people or pretty much all departments go into making a game.” “Games basically mix almost equally because art is super into creating the experience, and you need the engineering to make the game,” said Joo about the interdisciplinary work that goes into a video game. Though the versions have grown in its gradual expansion, the team has remained faithful to the game’s core conceptual ideas: baking and exploration.Ī game encompasses numerous elements like audio (dialogue and composed music), 2D and 3D visuals, writing and engineering, which Joo explained makes collaboration especially critical for a game driven by its storytelling. The idea for Dreamland Confectionery first sprouted when Ah Young Joo, a senior majoring in interactive media and game design, took an “Intermediate Game Development” course in her junior year.
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Whether you’re a seasoned veteran at playing games or a beginner simply looking for your next game to try, Dreamland Confectionery, an action-adventure PC game developed and designed by a team of USC students, might satisfy your sweet interests. Bake mouth-watering treats and play alongside adorable animals in “Dreamland Confectionery,” a PC game developed by a group of talented students which will be featured at the upcoming Steam Next Fest (Art courtesy of Erica Wang).Įver wanted to fall into the world of your childhood imagination? Bake desserts for cute little creatures? Indulge in the innocence of your youngest hopes and dreams?
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