These were our templates we used for game porting. As long as the main game play happened on the "STAGE" area we could potential accommodate all aspect ratios. Our stepper template was super important to follow our floor brethren with regulatory standards and have it so no Payline overlapped a non-winning symbol. This made it easy to bring any custom games we made to a physical machine.
Here's a standard Live-Ops art asset package for a game release.
Here is a basic example template showing how the modals could swap in and out assets with ease while keep branding and quality high. The main assets are nested smart objects to help with replacing the art and not messing with the layouts.
This was our emailer template set up to be used with Robly. This allowed our Community Manager to swap out the NEW SLOT asset image on the fly by using the in-app modal promo art. As long as the artist adhered to the aspect ratio, the Community Manager could update the mailer with ease. Having templetes allow for 1 Live-Ops artists for each of our apps.
It was my goal to treat ever aspect of this product as a living brand. I didn't want it to feel like it was done by another studio. So I design most of the original templates for marketing and live ops.
