GOOD CITIZEN - BOARD GAME DESIGN
V. Ryan © 2009 - 2018
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Below are example board game layouts. Study them carefully especially the use of colour, text and pictures. | |
Which game board layouts do you like most of all? Why do you like it? | |
1. Write down the names of three existing
board games. Briefly explain how they are played. |
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2. You have twenty minutes to develop the overall concept of the game. This means you must know roughly how the board game will work and be ready to explain it to the rest of the class. | |
3. You are to design a board game based on the
theme GOOD CITIZEN. The game must be interesting, informative and
enjoyable. The player wins by being the best citizen. Consider the following suggestions: The game may involve the use of a dice so that players work their way round a board scoring points. It may also include cards such as ‘Go to Jail’ or ‘You have being knighted by the Queen’. Positive cards could carry points whilst negative cards could deduct points. Players could start with a number of points in the bank. Cartoon characters may be involved. These may be existing characters or characters of your own design/creation. Famous people may be involved or famous places. A range of accessories may be needed such as counters. How many people will play the game? You will eventually need a set of rules. |
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