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Project Milestones

30%

-Prototypes on prototypes

-All elements should be pretty clear. From this point mostly small modifications.

-Begin to wrap up art history research.

90%

-Final objects are arriving and I'm able to use them in testing. 

-Collect reactions to the final version of the game. 

-Finish up documentation website

50%

-We never stop playtesting. Ever.

-Finish writing cards, instruction booklet, etc.

-Complete Game Prototype

-Tested with new eyes. 

-Begin Fabrication and quality testing

100%

Feel godly with a board game I created and present it and stuff. 

Semester Timeline

01/19 - Week 1

First class of the semester

  • Let's get crazy. 

02/02 - Week 3

30% Mark 

Prototyping and Playtesting: endgames and characters​​

Organize research and begin to wrap up

Refine Point System

First Mentor Check-In

02/16 - Week 5

Deliverables:

Playtesting and Revision

Finish Writing Cards, instructions, etc. 

Begin to implement design choices

Begin to playtest design elements

03/02 - Week 7

Deliverables:

  • Playtest w/ design elements implemented

  • Get cards proofread in at Writing Resource Center

  • Quality Testing

03/16 - Week 9

90% Mark

  • Finalize Documentation Website 

  • Last Mentor Check-in

  • Hopefully things arrive and I can get more player reactions to final version of the game. 

01/26 - Week 2 

Deliverables:

Paper Prototypes

First rounds of Playtesting

Refined Timeline

02/09 - Week 4

Deliverables:

Find new eyes for playtesting

Rules and Gameplay should be pretty solidified at this point

Begin development on game objects

02/23 - Week 6

50% Mark

  • New Player Playtesting

  • Complete Game Prototype

  • Continuation of implementation of design elements (test). 

  • Begin Fabrication

  • Second Mentor Check-In

03/09 - Week 8

Deliverables:

  • Order Final Products

  • Finalize fabrication

  • Record people playing final version of game

03/23 - Week 10

Last Week

  • Game is "packaged" and ready to go. 

  • Collecting last of player reactions.

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