Interactive 1: Thieves Between Time – Final Project Essay

Kee Yong
Christine

Thieves Between Time is a multiplayer party game where the players hide treasure (represented by poker cards) and compete to find each other’s treasure. The game is officiated by an Arduino microcontroller with a light and a speaker, which acts as the gamemaster. In other words, Thieves Between Time is a self-contained game in a box.

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Interactive 1: Bodystorming Reflection

Christine has uploaded her own version of the reflections with accompanying videos, which can be found here (pending).

Reflecting on the bodystorming session last week, I think we have a solid core gameplay idea, but we need to fine-tune the running and automation of the game.

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Interactive 1: Interactivity – Problem Sleuth and Fallen London

You are one of the top Problem Sleuths in the city. Solicitations for your service are numerous in quantity. Compensation, adequate. It is a balmy summer evening. You are feeling particularly hard boiled tonight.

What will you do?

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