Originally posted on krisesandchrosses:
Creating a board game by no means of the imagination is an easy feat. With a plethora of ideas for an Ameritrash hidden information style themed game to be my major project, my vision became a dimly lit tunnel with little way to navigate my way out of it and find…
Originally posted on Ijumaa_is:
Chicken Clash Chicken Clash is a semi-strategy card game that takes place in a fictional universe where up to four players enter a battle with no objective. Story: Aboard her starship Erixa awoke, feeling as if her heart was in her head. The AI coffee machine beeped into awareness. Consumed…
The reason I have a link to profileand not the single track is because the link kept saying ‘oops we can’t find that track’
Originally posted on Ijumaa_is:
https://soundcloud.com/ijumaa_is/bcm300-love-letter-card-game-analysis
Originally posted on Notions of Mine:
Concept for Start-Up! Box art. Articulating my game rules in a clear and simple way is probably the most difficult experience of this game creation so far. I have a tendency to mash words terribly; I’m probably the world’s worst explainer-er (see what I mean?). I am using this…
Originally posted on Notions of Mine:
Confrontation. To some degree, almost every single board game has it – even the cooperative ones. In the format that exists within my game, Start Up!, the players are directly competing against each other. However, there is no direct confrontation or conflict. In fact, adding the element of the “points for…
Originally posted on Notions of Mine:
Shark Tank: The card game? The game idea that I’ve been developing is a relatively simple concept to begin with for my game, Start Up!, so the abstraction of the game itself is very minimal. In fact, I’ve yet to come up with more than one ‘restrictive’ rule –…
Originally posted on Notions of Mine:
Despite my high hopes for what would have been a great addition to the D&D universe, due to time constraints in this semester (and also life being lifey) I have decided to go forward with one of the more simpler (and ironic) games that I came up with –…
Originally posted on noellevslife:
With this semester coming to a close, we are wrapping up the play testing of our games in class. Today I play tested my card game – ‘Name That Quote!’ with David, Liam and Mel. It was a successful play test with everyone enjoying the game but also giving me constructive…
