Over the years, games have developed completely. From the standard board games to now the virtual reality online gaming world, games continue to expand and grow with the times. That face to face contact that was once necessary to play a successful game is completely unnecessary now. A primary example of this is something as simple as cards: poker, black jack even snap! These all required a minimum of three players. Now, you can simply download an app and play against a computer or phone screen.
Throughout weeks 1-4 I have witnessed, via discord, students trial new games. It has been extremely interesting to see how those react to instructions and more specifically, how they react playing in a group environment. Considering, these days, we are so used to instructions being online or explained via video tutorials, it was interesting to see how everyone reacts to a subtle change. There…
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