Now that you have an understanding of your game, how it can work, and your idea of what it will look like, now your group will need to start making your different elements.  Remember each game must have:

• Poster Printed Element (ex: board)

• 3D Printed Element (ex: pieces, elements on board, etc.)

• Cards Printed (ex: trivia, movement, players...)

• Digital Element

• Instructions

Here are two worksheets that will help your group with planning responsibilities and measurements of your items.

Once you have selected your roles and what you will be in charge of creating, use the sections below for help, instructions and templates.

Board

Some famous board to look at for inspiration: Monopoly, Game of Life, Clue, Chutes & Ladders, and Trivial Prusuit

Cards

3D Printed Pieces

Instructions

Every game will need a set of instructions to make sure all players know the rules of the game and how to play the game.  Information that needs to be included:

• Game name, logo and creator names

• Number of players

• Ages

• Summary or Intro about your game (make it fun & interesting!)

• Explanation of game with objective

• Contents (all the stuff you need to play)

• Setup

• Gameplay

• Movement

• Rules

• How you win

Here's an example of the Candyland game rules and Scrabble Jr.  game rules