Map Design User Testing

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Participant 1:

First Evaluation

• Can't see any effort that has gone into the textures
• "Is fine"
• "Doesn't really match anything"

Second Evaluation

• Interactables look cool and liked how they all had similar tone
• "Better then the ones in the game now"
• "Good textures for base level"
• Seemed to be "just fine"

Participant 2:

First Evaluation

• Really disliked the colour
• "Looks like default blocks"
• Doesn't think it suits the background theme at all

Second Evaluation

• Likes these textures better but still found it to be "like default blocks"
• "Would love to see more of a theme"
• Likes the textures and "would be fine if you add more interactables to each new level to make it more interesting"
• "Could make it better by continuing those colours for the background"

Participant 3:

First Evaluation

• Likes that it stands out so its easier to play the game
• Didn't have anything to say about it at first

Second Evaluation

• Really liked these textures more and found them to be more interesting
• Liked the jump pad
• Thought it could align more with the theme of the background, "especially if your changing the textures for each level"

Participant 4

First Evaluation The Black tiles seemed very classic. I almost am reminded of Piano tiles. (Showed upon the level 4 background). It looks ok initially but when the transition towards the dark part of the website begins the contrast is almost non-existent making it very difficult for me to find the layout.

Second Evaluation Hmm, this checkered style reminds me of COD when their would be textures missing. Now that I think about it, as a modded Minecraft Player when ever I saw this I found it funny initially but also a bit stressed cause it meant that I hadn't loaded the mods incorrectly and now I would have to spend some time double checking what I did wrong. Its quite neat but I think it could probably use an expansion. Cause seeing these blocks as challenges or obstacles would become repetitive.