My group made an elimination game that started off with a dice roll where a person had an equal chance of moving one or two spaces forward. I proposed capping the game to three stages, so it would not end too quickly but it would still not go on forever. I also added that […] via… Read More Cards and Chaos — ozminded
Originally posted on Tate's Blog:
As we get further into BCM 300 Game Making we have sorted ourselves into groups and begun working on prototyping our own games. This seemed like a daunting task at first and as me and the three other members of my group were throwing around ideas somebody made a…
Originally posted on krisesandchrosses:
Throw a bunch of farm animals, a dead farmer and a satirical story full of sabotage, lies and deceit and you get Murder in the Hay. Like finding a needle in a haystack, Noah, Emily, Koletti and I attempted to create a game which had elements of hidden information, materiality and…
Originally posted on Emily G.:
Silly sausages, magic medicine and murder madness. These were just some of the random words I was throwing together in class to articulate any ideas and themes for a potential board game. When Em (Koletti), Kris, Noah and I came together, we shared our thoughts and interests with one another.…
Originally posted on jessicalaubhan:
In our BCM300 class, we were asked to simply play some board games to get us into the groove of understanding the logistics behind creating a key, a concept and rules for analogue games. This may sound like an easy feat to some, but to many it’s more difficult than you…
Originally posted on jessicalaubhan:
During class, we were introduced to the mechanism of prototyping a game idea in small groups. Each group were given a few items, and they had to incorporate at least one of the items into the game. For the group that I was in, we were provided with a deck of…
Originally posted on Meggen Pigram:
As you can probably guess from the title, our game involves cats. Sunny, Grace, Verity, and I initially struggled to settle on a solid game idea last week in class. After completing the game sparks activity we went with my original idea, a game in which the aim was not…
Originally posted on em koletti:
Since the first week of BCM300, Noah, Kris, Emily and I have had a very similar outlook on the various games we played. This has made the experience of creating a prototype, a much easier goal as we all quickly decided on the theme of ‘Murder/Mystery’. Hence, our game is…
Originally posted on Have A Beer With V:
How to build a game: lock four communication and media students with varying majors in a room for a couple of hours and see what gets pushed out. It took us a while to get there, but we made it. What was once a lump of coal…
Originally posted on puby rhilpott:
SWIMMING WITH THE FISHES Beat your opponents and they’ll be swimming with the fishes Swimming with the Fishes is a 2-6 player board game, with a game play of 15-30 minutes depending on the amount of players. SWTF has a pirate theme, contesters will play as ships and work to…
