Showing posts with label Non-Digital. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Non-Digital. Show all posts

December 9, 2012

Sandwich Wars

Here is another GAT211 board game made at DigiPen. Unfortunately this might be last board game I make at DigiPen :< But its also one of the weirdest ones I've made. Originally it was going to be a game about Bee's, then it was about Dinosaurs in Space (please don't ask).

Sandwich Wars Overview
Sitting at the table after a hefty meal, left with some leftover bread you must finish. The stomach rubles as it cant digest another bite. You must forcibly convince your opponent to eat up the bread!

November 11, 2012

Team Fortress 2 - Board Game

This board game is one of the really interesting assignments we received here at DigiPen. Made as a project for the course GAT211. We were asked to take TF2 (Team Fortress 2) and convert it into a board game. This assignment provided me with an insight of how to deal with IP (Intellectual Property). I found this extremely useful since within the industry you'll generally start working for someone else. When your designing for someone else you have to be creative given the restrictions and the tools you are handed.
Example setup for the game.

May 4, 2012

Save Another Princess


This board game was my last project for my GAT210 course at DigiPen. It is built around the mechanic of modifying the environment to save the princess.
 The box.
Example setup for the game.

May 3, 2012

Desert Dash

Desert Dash is a race game for one of my classes at DigiPen. It is a simple game about a coyote racing road runners to the end. Making the box and the components for this project was interesting and tiring.

May 2, 2012

Snatch & Arms Race

So during my time at DigiPen we have a little course entitled GAT210 which focuses on creating non-digital games. Snatch and Arms Race are examples of those.

Snatch
Snatch is a simple dice game built around the dexterity mechanic of snatching.
Box, rules, and dice.

Arms Race
Arms Race is a card game where players compete in developing weapons.
Arms Race example setup.