Title: Module 4 Game Design
Course: RITA MC - VIDEO GAME DESIGN HYBRID > Section: Module 4

MOD4 Game

Based loosely on Chapters 13 -17, plus topic: Intellectual Property and SCRUM. Incorporate knowledge from previous chapters, with focus on features or resources from CH13-17 into the Game Design. This Game Design throws the doors wide open for you - allowing you to explore some of the FREE digital game options.  This time you have the OPTION to make a digital game instead of a table-top or board game, but here is the CAVEAT:  You must still be able to provide, play test, and demo your game in the next LIVE session AND you must make it available to your peers.  This can be done by providing a copy on media (DVD, CD, Flash Drive)  or by providing online access....publish to STEAM, GIT, Google Drive or Drop Box and provide the LINK to your peers.

You will find and article on popular FREE Game Engine software upcoming in this module.

Remember, you can also stick with what you know now...and that is Board Game or Table Top Game Designs.

Limitations:

Your Final Game Design must include the following (and as long as you complete the Assignments for each Level, you will have the paperwork done):

1. Title
2. Brainstorming Session (This allows me to review your thought processes, how you get started...)
3. Game Summary
4. Must include printed rule sheet for all players
5. EACH Designer  will design their own Game Play Box or POP Design for this MOD4 Game selection.   The Box can replace the printed rule sheet of the Game Rules, as long as the players rules are represented. The Box must accommodate standard USPS standard one-price ships all regulation boxes.  Search the Postal service website for size constraints. Boxes may also be acquired at your local Post Office.
6. The game prototype (digital prototype or pieces, board, cards, tiles - whatever assets you need for your game.  You may NOT use a standard deck of cards, this must all be personally designed.)
7. Remember, you may opt for a DIGITAL version of any of your prior games...but you must still include steps 1 through 5.
8. Your pitch (index cards, video, powerpoint - however you want to pitch your fabulous game!)

REMEMBER! And this is important: IF you have any doubts, questions or concerns, you'll want to contact the instructor right away, via email, and get clarification.