MARK/BBDO advertising agency, as the partner of the Czech Paralympics Team, prepared a computer game called WILL to support our athletes in the upcoming Paralympics games in Beijing 2008. Thanks to the sponsorship donation from the general partner of the Czech Paralympics Team, RWE Company, an emotional and educational tool could be born, bringing closer to the public the physical and mental motives driving our Paralympics athletes forward  The realization team itself is composed of personalities of the new Czech media scene; Martin Kermes for the MARK/BBDO digital department, Andrej Štuk, theatre director Štěpán Chaloupka, developer Jan Mucska with his team, music composers Tomáš Dvořák and Matouš Godík, better know as Floex and Zka4t, and the commentary voice will be Ota Klempíř’s. The pilot part of the project is dedicated to swimming; the game itself is a story of four chapters. We live the game through eyes of the main hero, who accompanies all situations by his internal voice to identify with the topic the most. After an apparently amiable opening when we go swimming, the first level becomes more dramatized and we suffer an injury, with which we shall fight further on. Simple game controls become more complicated and we start to have trouble swimming, as does the main hero. We do not give up and having visited a public swimming pool in the second level, we arrive to the third, being give a chance to practice with actual members of our Paralympics swimming team to encounter the fight for the most valuable prize in Beijing. It is not an easy task as we may experience very difficult controlling of the game itself. It is obvious that besides abilities the WILL always wins.

technologies used in production of the game:

Blender – a multiplatform 3D application enabling, beside others, modelling, 3D environment and character animation, including the game engine inbuilt in the game. The development release Apricot was employed in the game development.

Gimp 2D image editor.

Inskape 2D vector editor.

Wordpress publication tool.

Open Office – a package of office applications for text documents.
and others

(Open Source programs were employed in the game development, with some minor exceptions)
screens made during the work:

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