Animal Game | Ritplay

Animal Game

A visual logic game where players build rules, test outcomes, and solve puzzles through creativity and strategy.

In this interactive puzzle game, players use a drag-and-drop interface to design custom rule sequences that guide a character to its goal.
They explore logic through experimentation — testing, tweaking, and discovering new solutions.

Key Features:

Visual rule-building system using drag & drop
Create logical chains to complete each challenge
Try different combinations and strategies
Levels progress in difficulty and introduce new mechanics
Designed to enhance problem-solving and critical thinking
Bright visuals, intuitive UX, and rewarding feedback

By the end of the game, players develop a deeper understanding of cause and effect, logic, and systematic thinking — all while having fun.

From Illustration to Playable Screen

On the left: the original illustration, shown without interface elements – to highlight the full visual design.
On the right: how the artwork looks in-game, integrated with progress markers, UI components, and user interaction.

The goal was to create a playful and clear environment that supports both visual storytelling and smooth gameplay for young users.

Unlocked & Locked Stages – Visual Progression System

Players advance through a world of stages — some are available right away, while others are unlocked gradually as they play.

This screen shows the visual difference between unlocked and locked states, using consistent style and friendly characters to guide the experience and keep motivation high.

Unlocked

Full-color illustration, character visible – stage is available to play.

Locked

Dimmed visual with a lock icon – stage is locked until progress is made.

Icons That Drive the Gameplay

In the games I design, icons are more than just visuals – they’re interactive tools that guide the player.

Whether it’s a clickable button, a character action, or part of a game mechanic, each icon is custom-designed to match the content, age group, and game flow.
Here you can see examples of icons I created — and how they come to life within the game interface.

Turn to direction right

An icon representing a right turn – used in movement animations or logic rules to guide the character along a path.

Junior

An icon of a young character – represents a beginner player or a child figure used as a target for an action.

Clickable

A tap icon – marks an interactive area that triggers an action when clicked.

Step

A single step icon – used to indicate a basic movement, often part of a step-by-step gameplay mechanic.

2 Steps

An icon showing double movement – highlights a more advanced or extended action compared to a regular step.

Tech Lead

Geometric shapes combined – represents hierarchy or advanced logic systems, often used for structuring gameplay rules.

Grid

A grid icon – illustrates the layout or structure of the game environment, where interactions and movements happen.

Product Designer

An icon for direction or target – used to mark goals, checkpoints, or points of interest in the gameplay flow.

Aimal Game

where design, gameplay, and imagination meet.

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From Illustration to Playable Screen

Unlocked & Locked Stages – Visual Progression System

Icons That Drive the Gameplay

Aimal Game