Everyone Designs Challenge
The E1D Challenge is designed to get gaming clubs thinking STEAM, practicing social emotional skills, and creating games as a social group.
Will your group compete to design a tabletop game prototype or dive into coding with video game play?
Timeframe
November 1: Register Your Team (ongoing registration)
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November/December: Brainstorm your game and begin the worksheet
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December: Start prototyping your game - continue the worksheet
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January: Begin Playtesting
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February: Review Feedback and continue playtesting/revising -- update worksheet
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March 15: Information will be given through Discord on the submission process
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March 31: Final modules due to VGCUSA
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Winners Announced: After judging
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Teams
- Clubs may submit more than one team to compete, though members are asked to not be on more than one team that is competing.
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-We recommend teams consist of no more than 5 members.
-Teams will decide to create an opening scene and a single playable level of a Video Game OR a playable prototype Tabletop Game.
- Scheduling of your teams meetings is up to you, though participating teams will most likely put in 4-6 hours of work per week.
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Prizes
Prizes will be distributed for each of the following categories!
- Most Original Video Game (Opening Menu and Level 1 Gameplay)
- Most Original Table Top Game (Unboxing, Directions, and Gameplay)
- Most Awesome Art with Backstory (Character Design and Lore)
- Most Original Concept (Based on Theory of Design)
- Best Social Game (Based on CASEL 5 Principles)
Tabletop Gaming Design
Registration
Teams may begin registering for the E1D Challenge by filling out this Google Form.
We are excited to continue this event and look forward to seeing what your students create.
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Judging
Video Game Judges:
More info coming soon
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​Tabletop game Judges:
Keith Blume: President, L4 Studios
Jeff Horger: Designer, multiple games and Professional Game Developer
John Coussis: Designer, Pacific Typhoon
Terry Coleman: Designer, multiple games
Luann Stubbs: Playtester Extraordinaire