Board Game Design

The itererative process is the method of problem solving the involves creating mulpitple interatiations of a product. You won't get it right on the first try and thats okay! As the game is played and tested, some gameplay could be changed to balance the game and make it more fun.

Every part that is developed for the game will need to be modeled using CAD software and displayed in the documentation portfolio. This includes boards, pieces required for gameplay (like dice), and the pakaging for the game.

Practice explaing the themes and rules of your gameplay in a simple way. Be confident and consise to keep your audience's attention. The simpliler the explaination, the less likely the rules are to be misunderstood.

You’ll submit a PDF portfolio on a USB flash drive along with your pakaged game inperson at the conference. 

The prototype game will be submitted at the conference.

• The pakaging cannot be larger that 12" x 18" x 3"

• Game instructions are included in both the pakaged game and the  documatation portfolio.

The game must be designed, enginnered, and packaged by the team during the school year.

• Allowed to use first names only (no last names, school, or state)

• Assests (clipart, images, etc.) must be royalty free and cited properly.

1. Title Page (board game name, TSA event, Chapter ID, city/state, year)

2. Table of Contents

3. Overview of the game

4. Itended Audience (Age range and # of players) & Game Description

5. Game Intructions

6. Decription of Processes (What did you use to create the game?)

7. Engineering Drawings (parts/game/packaging)

8. Cost Summary

9. Work Log

10. Student Copyright Checklist

11. Refrences and Research Sources

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