Good Bean Water, otherwise known by it's popularized name of "coffee", is a game that I created in a Computation Arts course using the P5 Javascript framework. The goal of mine was to create a sort of arcade styled café simulator. A short game that is still challenging but relaxing and endless in terms of gameplay.
Using the P5 Javascript framework being the majority of the design process required some planning in terms of how the game would function, and to set up all of the variables that would go into completing a "coffee order". Some variables that would have to interact with one another would be the cups and their sizes, the amount of coffee, and other coffee add-ons like milk, sugar, chocolate, and vanilla. There is also a money component that would act as the player's score, so you could keep track as to how far you've gotten based on the amount of money you've collected.
After creating the game itself, I had to add in graphic elements, background elements, and some sound design.
The arcade café game is live and playable for all online for all to try, with an instructions page to show you how to play the game!
For this projects, I had used a mixture of applications from the Adobe Creative cloud like Illustrator and Photoshop to create the graphic elements. While the game itself was coded with the P5 framework in Atom.io, my editor of choice, and is being hosted on Github.