Design Project Day 2

Prototype Phase:

1.) Juan Carlos' diagram had a very good model of the challenges in skee ball.
2.) However, mine was the basis.
3.) My details for my base, and Juan Carlos' detail-work and challenging objects.
4.) More details of more complex challenges on mine. I need some more difficult stuff!

Design Project Day 1

Group: Dan Sanclemente, Federico Acosta, Juan Carlos Giraldo.

Our Game:

For: Middle School.
For: Both.
Difficulty: From Easy to Challenging.

What Makes A Game Successful:

1.) Interesting.
2.) Looks Appealing.
3.) When there is an objective.
4.) Exciting.
5.) Thrilling.
6.) Rewarding.
7.) That makes you think.
8.) Addictive.
9.) Entertaining.
10.) Energetic.

Video Links:

1.) Is here. I like this because, it shows how you can have fun whenever. I liked the simplicity. And I also liked the topic/subject/purpose. I think that the movement should be continuous.

2.) Is here. I like that there is a lot of variety. There is purpose. And complex situation.

3.) Is here.

Ideation Phase:

Brainstorm:

1.) Skee Ball: Exciting, fun, and thrilling, altogether.
2.) Mini Futbol with Holes: It is fun, challenging, and exciting, all at once!
3.) "Sapo": A game in which you throw a sand sack into a specific hole and you win a prize! Its always fun, and thrilling!
4.) Basketball Game: With obstacles to make it more challenging than ever!
5.) Horseshoes: Fun and challenging every time you play!

Overall Main Idea:

1.) Skee Ball with sideruns: This game is fun because it is fun, but not all that easy! The obstacles, such as the sideruns, will prevent you from reaching your goal! Sooo, have fun!

Things That Could Go Wrong:

1.) Too much of a slippery surface. Making the foil end up being smooth.
2.) No sufficient siderun curves. We make them out of tin foil or something else.
3.) The final ramp. Extra, reinforced cardboard.