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BCM300 – Confrontation and Reflection

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Continuing on with my individual game design for another week, I’ll look into confrontation within my…

BCM300 – Material Components of Individual Game

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Using my initial idea from the previous class, Volcano Run, I had gone ahead and drawn up…

BCM300 – Rules and Playtesting

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Continuing on with my Prototype board game Volcano Run! I spent this week, allowing a group of…

BCM300 – Abstraction and Play-testing

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This week in our Gamemaking class, we had a look at abstraction and what that means…

BCM300 – Initial Individual Game Ideas

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Throughout our most recent lesson, we had a go at brainstorming ideas for an individual game.…

BCM300 – Contribution to Prototype Pitch

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Our group pitch for our game Arsonist Al, although running a bit over time, was rather…

BCM300 – Mechanics in Game Prototype

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Following on from my previous blog post on the narrative of our group game idea, namely…

BCM300 – Narrative in Game Prototype

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The premise of our group board game prototype was more or less set from the start.…

BCM 300 – Splendor Analysis

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Splendor, released in 2014, is a fast paced card and chip collecting game that can be…

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