Lola&Wolf - Loris Casagrandi Game Design

Lola & Wolf: Fragmented Worlds
“Mario Odyssey” ’s and “Immortal Fenyx Rising” ’s gameplays meet the humor and the style “Who framed Roger Rabbit?”
Meet Lola & Wolf

Help Lola & Wolf save the human and the cartoon worlds!

Single-player and Coop-Player campaign.
A unique art style in a live-action animated movie.
Unique two-character swapping mechanic.
Famous Guests from other IPs.
A story about diversity and integration of diversity.
A game for children and grown-ups.
An Open-world game subdivided into themed areas.
The process
1. Designing in a box
First, I made some design choices to give me challenges to overcome and requirements to meet.
I wanted to challenge myself and create a complex AAA-Style game.
Unique Appearance - I wanted my game to stand out from the crowd, so I got inspired by the live-action/animated hybrid movies.
A game for everyone - I wanted to make a game capable of engaging different audiences as the best cartoons do. Children and grown-ups can play it alone, together, or enjoy watching the game played by others.
The story
The human and the cartoons live together daily; some enjoy spending time together, while the rest look at the "other world" with fear and prejudices. Exploiting this situation, the antagonist will create mayhem in the human city where a 12 years girl named Lola lives. She will separate from her parents because of the devastation. And, while running away from the danger, Lola will meet Wolf, an enormous grumpy adult cartoon who will try to protect her during the mayhem and help her rejoin her with her parents again. While traveling, the two protagonists will encounter enemies, Lola will fight alongside Wolf, and they become friends. And when they understand who is creating the mayhem, they will decide to save humans and cartoons. A flashback will show that Lola's parents were cartoon-intolerants, and in the end, they will support the comics since they kept their daughter safe, and now they even cartoons are human.