Game Design

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Caption: two elderly playing chest

• What is a game?

A game involves a player decision, looking for an objective, an outcome and following a set of rules. There is a total of four properties in a game: rules, interactions, conflict and safety.

• The players need to get from one en of the path to the other, why?

To get different recipes in different levels.

• Are you running away or running towards something?

Running towards something.

• What are the players represented as in the game?

A person (chef).

• What is theirs goal?

Get the recipe at the end.

• How do you move?

Roll a die on your turn and move that many spaces forward.

• How the game ends, do you have to land on the final space by exact count or does the game ends as soon as a player reaches or passes it?

By the exact count.

• Does something happen when you land on the same space as them?

You need to go back 5 numbers/spaces.

• Are there spaces you land on that let you do things to your opponents, such as move them forward or back?

Every 25 numbers/spaces there is a space where you can make your opponent go back 30 numbers/spaces.

• Can you move your opponents through other means on your turn (such as if you roll a certain result on the die)?

No.

Source: a screenshot I made

Caption: my understanding of the first questions at the end of this link

Links I read for this post:

What is a game Anyway?

Lívia Alencar