2nd prototype
Second Prototype
My game and my issue go well together because it teaches players racial figures and shows photographs of important movements while having a fun aspect if kicking out your opponents and clicking for a dye to roll. for my second prototype i would change the formation of the dice and the game peices.
- Issue for Game: Racism
- Game being Modified: trouble
- Board: pictures of 4 racial movements (black, white, hispanic, asian).
Pawns: 6 figures important racial figures for each section
Popping dice in middle
- Game has important racial figures with pictures of racial movements
- 4 players
These are the requirements for the 1st prototype but then i changed them as i was creating it. This will be the requirements for my second prototype.
I can infer that directions are probably the most important thing for game requirements. Other requirements should be the rules should be easy to understand, peices must me strong enough to last through games, and board game placements should be even.
Constraints are 9x12 for the board game. It will not offend anyone and it is due on october 25th on monday.
The rules should fit on one page and should contain simple vocabulary. The peices are going to fit on the board game placements.
Comments
Amela, I really like your
Amela, I really like your second proposal because you show what you want to improve from your first prototype of the board game. However, I think your constraints and requirements list could be made better by adding more and being more specific. For example, you can add more that concern with the actual structure of the board game or the design or even the creativity of your second proposal. Some requirements can be concerning how you can make it creative and not just saying that you want it to be creative. As to the structure of your proposal, think it would be easier of you listed the requirements and constraints instead of having them in paragraph form. Despite this, I really like how your project proposal portrays the ideas you have concerning your game Amela!!
For starters, I used
For starters, I used Shantanu's format when writing my requirements and constraints, and this makes it much easier to look at and to understand. I definitely recommend doing this. I would also add at least one requirement and/or constraint regarding the creativity and the beauty of the board. While I'm sure this won't be an issue for you, it should be listed here. Also, it is important that any pieces be small enough to fit on the spaces on the board, as well as any other pawns. These are only a few simple suggestions, though I do think that there is room for improvement for the requirements and constraints for this prototype. Not to be too negative, you are off to a great start, and are definitely on the right track. Good work!