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Takhti: a Wrestling Hero Game Design Document Takhti: A Wrestling Hero Shahriar Mesdaghi Maestro Games 4 Oct 2017 ShahriarMesdaghi.co.ukVersion: 4 Game Design Document Takhti: A Wrestling Hero Contents I. OVERVIEW Brief Biography of Gholamreza Takhti ........................................................................................ 4 About the Game .......................................................................................................................... 4 II. GENERAL INFORMATION Title .............................................................................................................................................. 6 About the Game .......................................................................................................................... 6 Game Type/Genre ....................................................................................................................... 6 Target Audience .......................................................................................................................... 6 Platform ....................................................................................................................................... 6 Look and Feel............................................................................................................................... 6 1979 Revolution: Black Friday (Game-play Graphics) ............................................................. 7 Mortal Kombat X (User Interface and Narrative) .................................................................... 8 LEGO Games by Traveller’s Tales (Between Levels Story Flow) .............................................. 8 WWE 2K16 (Story Flow and Mechanics) ................................................................................. 9 UFC 2 (Mechanics) ................................................................................................................. 10 Difficulty .................................................................................................................................... 11 Game Structure ......................................................................................................................... 12 Front End ............................................................................................................................... 13 Main Menu ............................................................................................................................ 13 Story ....................................................................................................................................... 14 Multiplayer ............................................................................................................................ 15 Gallery .................................................................................................................................... 17 Options .................................................................................................................................. 17 Narrative .................................................................................................................................... 18 CutShahriarMesdaghi.co.uk Scenes ............................................................................................................................. 18 In-game .................................................................................................................................. 18 1 Shahriar Mesdaghi 4 Oct 2017 Version: 4 Game Design Document Takhti: A Wrestling Hero Levels ......................................................................................................................................... 19 Chapter 1: 1951 World Championships................................................................................. 19 Chapter 2: 1952 Summer Olympic Games ............................................................................ 19 Chapter 3: 1956 Summer Olympic Games ............................................................................ 19 Chapter 4: 1958 Asian Games ............................................................................................... 19 Chapter 5: 1959 World Championships ................................................................................ 19 Chapter 6: 1960 Summer Olympic Games ............................................................................ 19 Chapter 7: 1961 World Championships ................................................................................ 19 Chapter 8: 1962 World Championships ................................................................................ 20 Chapter 9: 1964 Summer Olympic Games ............................................................................ 20 Chapter 10: 1966 World Championships .............................................................................. 20 Bonus Chapter: Wrestling in front of the Shah ..................................................................... 20 Open World ............................................................................................................................... 20 During Story ........................................................................................................................... 20 Story Complete ...................................................................................................................... 20 Wrestlers/Characters ................................................................................................................ 22 Venues/Locations ...................................................................................................................... 25 Game-Play ................................................................................................................................. 28 Freestyle Rules ....................................................................................................................... 28 Gaming Pad ............................................................................................................................ 30 Controls ................................................................................................................................. 31 Mechanics .............................................................................................................................. 35 Unlockable ................................................................................................................................. 35 In-game Items ........................................................................................................................ 35 Achievements ........................................................................................................................ 35 Future Projects .......................................................................................................................... 37 ShahriarMesdaghi.co.uk III. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Style ........................................................................................................................................... 38 Equipment ................................................................................................................................. 38 2 Shahriar Mesdaghi 4 Oct 2017 Version: 4 Game Design Document Takhti: A Wrestling Hero Art .............................................................................................................................................. 38 Game Engine ............................................................................................................................. 38 Audio Requirements .................................................................................................................. 38 Licenses ..................................................................................................................................... 39 IV.APPENDICES Revisions .................................................................................................................................... 40 Sources ...................................................................................................................................... 40 ShahriarMesdaghi.co.uk 3 Shahriar Mesdaghi 4 Oct 2017 Version: 4 Game Design Document Takhti: A Wrestling Hero I. OVERVIEW Brief Biography of Gholamreza Takhti Gholamreza Takhti (1930 – 1968) was an Iranian Freestyle Wrestler where he competed between 1950 and 1966, competing in such competitions as the 1951 World Championship, 1958 Asian Games and the 1960 Summer Olympic Games. Takhti was known as the “gentle giant” because of his kind heart to help others in need and less fortunate. Even though Takhti did not win as many medals as other Iranians, he is more well- known probably due to the facts he was the first Iranian to win a medal at an international competition, winning silver in 1951 at the world freestyle championships in Helsinki and has won medals at various Summer Olympic Games. About the Game Takhti: A Wrestling Hero will be produced for Microsoft Windows and will available to purchase through Steam. The game will be in third person perspective, as the user plays through the Story/Campaign or if the player decides to select a select a wrestling the Versus mode The game will consist of two game modes; Story/Campaign and Multiplayer mode. The Story mode will consist of various scenarios that occurred in Takhti’s life such as
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