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Revindasari, Fony
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Business Intelligence untuk Validasi Desain Karakter Berbasis Budaya pada Game Aventala: “The Lost Tribe” Damastuti, Fardani Annisa; Yoda, Sevtian Bintang; Revindasari, Fony; Kusdianta, Naufal Airlangga
Bulletin of Computer Science Research Vol. 5 No. 5 (2025): August 2025
Publisher : Forum Kerjasama Pendidikan Tinggi (FKPT)

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.47065/bulletincsr.v5i5.563

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This study focuses on culture-driven character design for Aventala: The Lost Tribe by transforming Indonesian endemic animals and cultural elements into humanoid forms documented in a character sheet. The objective is to formulate and validate a culture-driven character design pipeline via: (i) a personification sheet that maps physiology–fantasy–psychology–sociology, (ii) scene-based moodboards to align tone and persona, and (iii) a user study employing a six-indicator 5-point Likert instrument (mythology, culture, fantasy, naming, traits, and sheet readability) analyzed in a Business Intelligence dashboard. The method combines narrative comprehension (DRTA), qualitative data curation, sheet construction, moodboard development, and an online survey with the target audience. Results show a moodboard satisfaction level of 85.24% and character acceptance ranging from 83% to 86%, indicating coherence across cultural representation, fantasy elements, naming, and traits. These findings suggest the proposed pipeline is effective for evidence-based design, and the personification sheet serves as a practical cross-team artifact to guide iteration decisions.
Co-Authors Achmad Basuki Akbar, Zulhaydar Fairozal Ash Shidiq, Ahmad Fauzan Ashafidz Fauzan Dianta, Ashafidz Fauzan Damastuti, Fardani Annisa Darmawan, Zakha Maisat Eka Fathoni, Kholid Kusdianta, Naufal Airlangga Lazuardy, Ryan Ramadhan Muhammad, Farhan Nurindiyani, Artiarini Kusuma Rizky Yuniar Hakkun Safrodin, Mohamad Sa’dyah, Halimatus Sudaryanto, Aris Suhardiman, Marvel Natanael Veronica Lita Hapsari Yoda, Sevtian Bintang Zikky, Mohamad