To create your game, you'll need paper, a prompt, and pen or pencils. After that, make a short video showcasing your idea.
If you don't know what a paper prototype is, Google it first or watch this video:
The theme of the game is: paper
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You might find this guide useful:
1. Define Your Goal (10 minutes)
- Clearly articulate what you want to achieve with the prototype (e.g., gameplay mechanics, user flow, or visual layout).
- Write down key features or elements to include, keeping it simple.
2. Prepare Materials (10 minutes)
- Gather paper, pens, markers, scissors, sticky notes, and tape.
- Optional: Use index cards or graph paper for grids.
3. Sketch Core Elements (20 minutes)
- Quickly draw the primary components of your game (e.g., characters, UI elements, cards, or board layout).
- Keep the design functional rather than perfect.
4. Define Rules (15 minutes)
- Write down the game rules and mechanics clearly. For example, how players interact with the prototype and what actions they can take.
5. Assemble the Prototype (30 minutes)
- Cut and organize pieces (e.g., cards, tokens). Use tape or sticky notes to hold parts together.
- Arrange elements on paper to simulate the game environment.
6. Test and Iterate (30 minutes)
- Playtest the prototype yourself or with someone else.
- Identify issues, and make quick adjustments. Repeat this process until time runs out.
7. Document Observations (5 minutes)
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Good Luck!
Credit:
YouTube Video: Game Paper Prototype - The Secret of the Funfair
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