hello!

Creation process

Showcase and Playtest 

During the playtest day, I closely observed how players of different ages, backgrounds, and VR experience levels (most of them had never used VR before) interacted with Hello. I took detailed notes on their behaviors, choices, and points of friction, looking for patterns in how they navigated the game, where they got stuck, and which moments sparked engagement or confusion. This helped uncover unmet needs and highlight areas where the game could be improved or made more intuitive.

I also ran A/B tests on key game elements, like interaction mechanics, visual cues, tutorial prompts, and analyzed the results using t-tests in Python. This allowed me to identify which changes genuinely enhanced the player experience across a diverse audience and which didn’t have a meaningful impact. By combining observation with statistical analysis, I turned raw playtest data into actionable insights, guiding informed, player-centered design decisions within the tight three-week development schedule.