Game Day

What a day!
Today was a day of fun, competition, and learning all in one. Our previous homework assignment was intended for everyone to bring in some type of game we can play with our classmates. Jimmy didn't explain into much detail of what exactly we were going to be doing, but all I knew was it was game day! Who was going to complain. My classmates brought in all sorts off cool games from: Uno, Dominoes, Sorry, Monopoly, Worst Case Scenario, Mexican Bingo, Life and a few others. Now we already had a funny feeling there was going to be some kind of catch to this mysterious game day and we were right and honestly it wasn't that bad. Jimmy still wanted us to have fun, but at the same time he wanted us to be thinking as creative people and look at it from all different perspectives, not just a game player. Become or visualize yourself as if you created or designed the game. Sometimes I pictured myself as the consumer, I would ask myself "Would I buy this game" and why?



Through out the day my group played a total of three different games. We started off with the "The Worst Case Scenario" game. Honestly I should of automatically figured out by the boxes visual display that it was going to be boring. It was quite dull to be honest, but for some strange reason I still wanted to play it. I think it had to just do with the title. It had me thinking about it and I wanted to see what it was about. I was a little curious you can say. To make a long story short I wouldn't play that game ever again. I definitely wouldn't buy it for me or as a gift for someone. The questions the game ask were actually a little difficult and out the ordinary. The game suggest its for the ages of eight and up, but my group thought that to be a little obscure.

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breezy

faded

dramatic