Script Writing and Finalizing The Levels

Script Writing and Level Design 


Crime Scene Level:        

For the script writing part, me and the voice actor planned out properly to see which one fits the genre that we are going for. The monologue cannot be too long and draggy unless there's some interesting visual to show the audience, otherwise just needed to be quick and hit the punchline smoothly. We have been going back and forth on refining the best lines for the detective, by researching on how the absurd humor being used in TV shows, especially cartoon. Here we have a full script of what monologue will be deliver for this level. For now this is the best that we can come out with.





Diner Eaves Dropping Level:       

For the diner level, the script has to be much more interesting due to the fact that the player will need to hold up the newspaper for about 2 minutes while listening to the suspect (Sergei) to talk about his killing. I planned to give the player some obstacle like the waiter would suddenly blocked the view of the detective and player had to shoo her away. Those will depend on my technicality skills.



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