PARO: The Acquisition Game
Art reel showing concept art, 2D illustration/animation, and 3D models created for the game
Demo reel of game prototype in Unity
Final game board design inspired by The Pentagon
Logo design with different color options
Examples of the 4 types of cards in the game from left to right: technical solution, contract, management, and wild cards.
Top row: card backs
Bottom row: card fronts
The 3 types of chips collected by the player throughout the game. From left to right: money, time, and customer satisfaction.
Hand-drawn animation introducing the mission of the game: the DoD must organize a rescue mission to stop wildfires in Siberia.
Hand-drawn animation showing the relief brought to Siberia at the end of the mission.
Concept art for one of the game pieces: a small boat
Side view render of final boat game piece showing textures I created. Modeled by Belle Higginbotham
3/4 view of boat
Back view of boat
Concept art for helicopter game piece
3/4 view render of helicopter with my textures. Modeled by Belle Higginbotham
Side view of helicopter
Top view of helicopter
During my 2-month summer internship with the Army Game Studio at Redstone Arsenal, I worked with a small team to create PARO: The Acquisition Game. Our game is a digital adaptation of a board game made to teach about the phases of acquisition for the Department of Defense. My part in this project included 2D art/animation and texturing. All 3D models shown here were created by Belle Higginbotham (Instagram: @nicetech82). Programming team: Dalia Castro and Aliyah Terry
