Pitiri 1977



Physics Jump n Run Adventure (In progress) - 2009/2010


Pitiri combines a complex and grim story, with beautiful graphics, a physic engine and fantastic characters. The genre can be described as a mixture of Jump n Run game with a physic engine and Adventure & Rpg elements. The main focus, of course, is on game fun. But also the story is a very important part. It should “teleport” the player into a Utopia of 1977, with 1977 music, 1977 style and 1977 characters!

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Pitiri Poster
1977. A house somewhere in an U.S. Suburbia. It is Sammy´s birthday and his big brother Eli has a present for him of course. But what happens next!? Sammy get´s kidnapped by a strange Monster crashing though the roof! Now it is on Eli, to rescue his little brother, which brings him in a world, that seems to be far, far away!

On  his way to his little brother, Eli steps into a Science fiction Utopia of the late 1970´s. Only with  his special child powers (He can turn into a rolling stone, or use a “force” like telekinesis) he might be able to rescue his little brother! But time is against him…

Pitiri combines a complex and grim story, with beautiful graphics, a physic engine and fantastic characters. The genre can be described as a mixture of Jump n Run game with a physic engine and Adventure & Rpg elements. The main focus, of course, is on game fun. But also the story is a very important part. It should “teleport” the player into a Utopia of 1977, with 1977 music, 1977 style and 1977 characters!
 
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My Job:
Concept 
Projectlead 
Programming 
Game- Leveldesign 
Soundtrack 


Team:
Graphics  and  Animations:          Dominik Gröstlinger
Add. Graphics:                             Hannes Drexl
                                                     Johannes Figlhuber
                                                    Thomas Madreiter  
Sfx:                                               David Philipp
Special thx to:                               Xava Daller
                                                              Phil Strahl