Handball Revolution: 7 Meter Shoot Out

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sevenmetersHandball Revolution was the working title of the Handball simulation game which has been developed by my ex-company Liquid Fire Arts. It has been presented on some events like “Deutsche Handball Länderspiele 2008″ (in cooperation with Hamburg Mannheimer).

7 Meter Shoot Out is a mini game where you can throw balls from the seven meter point into the goal (like 11-meters in soccer). After every throw the teams switch. So you play one time the thrower and the next time the goalkeeper. You can play versus a friend on the same mashine or versus the computer. A gamepad is recommended.

Play one of the legendary handball players Carlos Lima, Markus Baur or Daniel Sauer (thanks for their cooperation).

Thanks to Metric Minds for the motion capturing.

Thanks to Dynamedion for the creation of the sound effects.

genre
Sports game

language
german and english

used software
Microsoft Visual Studio
Microsoft XNA 3.0

Hilva graphics library (with great support from Mahdi Khodadadi Fard)

Animation Component Library (modified)

Wormhole engine (in-house development)

Autodesk 3D studio Max

Autodesk Maya

Autodesk 3D studio Max

picologic ZBrush

Adobe Photoshop

Adobe Illustrator

Team
Christoph Büssecker (Menu & GUI Design)

Johannes Fichtmüller (3D Artist: Character Modeling - Heads)

Vincent Fraunhoffer (3D Artist: Character Modeling - Bodies)

Lucas Frey (Menu Programming, Technical Artist)

Sebastien Gnass (Animation editing)

Pawel Grabinski (3D-Assistant)

Christian Hütter (Project Lead, Project Management)

Sarah Urban (AI programming)

Salomon Zwecker (Engine programming, Game programming)

Time schedule
? (hard to say because of parallel engine development and some breaks because of study projects and company internal manners)
Date
January 2009

difficulty
medium

This game doesn’t work if the .Net 4.0 Beta is installed.

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