Two-part Tabletop Game Jam with Michelle Goodridge from Wilfrid Laurier University. The first session will cover game fundamentals. In the second, you will present your own game ideas.
Join Canadian Gaming Librarian, Michelle Goodridge for a two-part workshop on making tabletop games. The first part of this program will examine the key components of making a game, walk through examples of games that tackle big issues, discuss the importance of iteration and playtesting, and challenge game designers to look beyond simply rolling the dice on game design. The second part will welcome designers to present their games for playtesting and feedback and discuss design process and challenges. For teens and young adults ages 16 and up.
This workshop is a part of a series. Please attend or watch the first part of the workshop prior to attending the second part. Pen and paper, craft supplies, dice and/or Google Jamboard are optional tools you can use to help prototype your game.
Location: Virtual on Zoom, Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83960089390
Meeting ID: 839 6008 9390
Link to Part 1: https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/share/-i0rVPoOFOCVbdKtkkqYJuvEwqq88-6Nx144VWqHAOmt3Xi5tOM2nRQvXziPyQId.ZESUoLpp_WYQGMxb?startTime=1675896489000
EVENT TYPE: | Workshops | Virtual Event | Fun & Games | Creative Lab | Arts & Creativity |
