Devlog Journal

Devlog

• Devlog Journal 9
  October 20, 2023 by LazzzyFantazy

  This week we focused on identifying what balance means and how we can distribute it to an existing game. A quote I really liked that delved into many problems I’ve had before when playing a game was... Continue reading
• Devlog Journal 8
  October 13, 2023 by LazzzyFantazy

  This week we focused on playlisting and giving feedback to other groups and their games. When designing the art for our game I really resonated with this quote "they have a lot of mediocre ideas, but... Continue reading
• Devlog Journal 7
  October 06, 2023 by LazzzyFantazy

  This week's lesson was about creating a shedding card game. A quote I liked was "It’s not enough to ask players to make decisions—the designer must frame decision points in a way that is conducive... Continue reading
• Devlog Journal 6
  September 28, 2023 by LazzzyFantazy

  This week's lesson was about two card games and seeing how the card games had differed. In a quote that was kind of eye opening was "If your game has a story, this is where you tell it". I never even... Continue reading
• Devlog Journal 5
  September 22, 2023 by LazzzyFantazy

  This week's lesson covered two things. One with dealing card games and learning the origins of it. The second is where we take an existing sports game and convert it into a playable board game. The ca... Continue reading
• Devlog Journal 4
  September 15, 2023 by LazzzyFantazy

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  This week's lesson focused on how do we take an existing sports game and turn it into a board game. We originally had chosen NASCAR racing because, it was a simple idea of going around one track with... Continue reading
• Devlog Journal 3
  September 08, 2023 by LazzzyFantazy

  This week's lesson focused on using the six elements to modify a pre-existing game. This game was a bit confusing for me and my group at first as the instructions were quite a bit and we did miss s fe... Continue reading
• Devlog Journal 2
  September 01, 2023 by LazzzyFantazy

  This week's lesson could best be told in a quote from chapter 2 that states "...when learning a new field is to become familiar with the tools of the trade". This is the fundamental lesson of this wee... Continue reading