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System Requirements

System Requirement Document

System Requirements Document (SRD)

1. Introduction

This document outlines the system requirements for a project aimed at developing a game where a male character solves destination-related problems. The SRD provides a comprehensive overview of the system, functional and non-functional requirements, user personas, visual design, technical stack, assumptions, constraints, and glossary.

2. System Overview

The project is a game designed to engage users in solving destination-related challenges. The game will feature a male protagonist who navigates through various scenarios, overcoming obstacles and solving puzzles to reach specific destinations. The system will be designed to provide an immersive experience with engaging visuals, intuitive gameplay mechanics, and a compelling storyline.

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3. Functional Requirements as Story Points

  • As a Player, I should be able to control a male character to navigate through different levels.
  • As a Player, I should be able to solve puzzles and challenges related to reaching destinations.
  • As a Player, I should be able to collect items that help in solving destination-related problems.
  • As a Player, I should be able to interact with NPCs (Non-Playable Characters) to gain hints or clues.
  • As a Player, I should be able to save my progress and resume the game later.
  • As a Player, I should be able to customize the appearance of the male character.
  • As a Player, I should be able to unlock new levels and challenges as I progress through the game.
  • As a Player, I should be able to view a map or guide to understand the current level and destination.
  • As a Player, I should be able to experience a storyline that evolves as I solve destination-related problems.

4. User Personas

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Player

  • Description: The primary user of the game. Players are individuals who enjoy solving puzzles, exploring destinations, and engaging in immersive storylines.
  • Goals: To complete levels, solve challenges, and progress through the game while enjoying the storyline.
  • Skills: Basic gaming skills, problem-solving abilities, and an interest in exploration.

Admin

  • Description: Responsible for managing the game backend, monitoring user activity, and ensuring smooth operation of the game.
  • Goals: To maintain system stability, update game content, and manage user data.
  • Skills: Technical expertise in game management and backend systems.

5. Visuals Colors and Theme

The game will feature a visually appealing and immersive design with the following color theme:

  • Primary Colors: Deep Blue (#001F54) and Gold (#FFD700) to represent adventure and achievement.
  • Secondary Colors: Forest Green (#228B22) and Earth Brown (#8B4513) to evoke a sense of exploration and nature.
  • Accent Colors: White (#FFFFFF) and Light Gray (#D3D3D3) for clarity and contrast. The theme will focus on adventure, exploration, and problem-solving, with detailed environments and dynamic lighting effects.
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6. Non-Functional Requirements

  • The game should load within 5 seconds on standard devices.
  • The system should support cross-platform compatibility (PC, mobile, and console).
  • The game should maintain a consistent frame rate of at least 60 FPS.
  • The system should ensure data security and privacy for user accounts.
  • The game should be scalable to accommodate a growing number of players.
  • The system should provide regular updates to fix bugs and add new content.

7. Tech Stack

Frontend

  • React for Web
  • React Native for mobile app

Backend

  • Python
  • FastAPI

Database

  • MySQL or MariaDB (using Alembic for migrations)
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AI Models

  • GPT 5.2 for user-friendly responses and NPC interactions
  • Google Nano Banana for generating dynamic images and environments

AI Tools

  • Langchain for AI integration
  • Litellm for LLM routing

Local Orchestration

  • Docker
  • Docker Compose

Server-Side Orchestration

  • Kubernetes

8. Assumptions and Constraints

Assumptions

  • Players will have access to devices capable of running the game (PC, mobile, or console).
  • Internet connectivity will be required for saving progress and accessing updates.
  • The game will be developed in English, with potential localization options in the future.
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Constraints

  • The game must adhere to a development timeline of 12 months.
  • Budget limitations may restrict the scope of advanced features.
  • Compatibility with older devices may limit graphical fidelity.

9. Glossary

  • Player: The end-user who plays the game.
  • NPC: Non-Playable Character, a character in the game that players can interact with.
  • Destination: The goal or endpoint of a level or challenge.
  • Puzzle: A challenge or problem that players must solve to progress.
  • Backend: The server-side infrastructure that supports the game.
  • Frontend: The user interface and client-side experience of the game.
  • AI Models: Artificial Intelligence systems used to enhance gameplay and interactions.
  • Orchestration: Tools and systems used to manage and deploy the game infrastructure.

This updated SRD incorporates the new functional requirement for a game featuring a male character solving destination-related problems while maintaining the structure and style of the original document.

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