The idea of the workshop was to use your own experience (like your 1st year as an LCC student) to create a board game, reducing a whole story into a few images. I tried to think how I could make mine different and so concentrated on the fact that I travel up to London everyday and I am not actually from London. I started to make a list of things that I struggled to get used to when first commuting to London, things I do not have and the things I have learned you just do not do like standing on the left side of the escalators. I thought I could just draw out a swirly line and have the game to just reach from A to B.
I then thought that I could take the game a bit further and have the board game as the tube map and the idea is to be given a destination and you have to be the first one to get to there, each station stop being a square on the board. As the concept for my board game is to survive being a non Londoner in London I wanted it to be a little tongue in cheek way of learning to get around London and the things you should or shouldn't do.
I have been reading the book 'I never knew that about London' which is a brilliant book but I thought that I could use that idea to inform the game players more by having information about the location in London they have to get to.
Back of the playing card |
the question mark cards |
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