Category: 4D Studio

EXTRA STEPS:

– It was frustrating how many cards I had to pick up.
– My favorite moment was winning and the counting aspect of the game.
– There wasn’t anything I wanted to do that I couldn’t.
– If I could change anything, I would add counting backwards.
– I think the game’s narrative and theme was counting.
– I would describe it as unreasonable, interesting, and fun.
– A question I had: Do we have to start with 1? or a card from the pile?
– The reason I said unreasonable for describing it is because we just picked up cards until we got a higher number, which was a lot. Maybe if it was just picking up one card and moving on would be better.

MODIFIED JENGA

– The most frustrating moment was the blocks falling really fast, obviously lol. Maybe more blocks would be better, or playing around with the form of the tower?
– My favorite thing about this is that it’s really interesting and the tasks were pretty funny.
– If I were to add anything, I would probably add more cards/tasks/possibilities.
– I think it would also be better to clarify in the rules that there are notes on the blocks themselves that align with the cards. It was confusing at first.
– The games narrative/theme was to pick the blocks up and don’t make the tower fall.
– I would describe the game as interesting, fun, and creative.
– It’s a really engaging and interesting game, again, just more tasks/rules I think would keep it engaging for a longer time.

BATTLE OF THE SUITS

– For this game, Professor Ames told us to play it in a group of 5 instead of 1v1 how it was intended. From this, we tackled how to go about that.
– It was frustrating not knowing who to attack and not attacking the person who is attacking you.
– I really liked the clear cards and the hp aspect. The attacking was really fun as well.
– If it were to expand to a 5 player game, I would add the ability to choose who you attack.
– Even for 1v1, I think it would be good to add something that tracks the hp as the game goes on.
– The game’s theme was to basically stay alive and keep your hp.
– I would describe the game as interesting, entertaining, and competitive.
– A question I had: Do we pick up a card after each turn? Should we have 5 cards the whole game?
– I would make more clear rules on who to target, attack, and shields.
– I would also add more cards.

ONE: EVIL UNO

– It was frustrating not knowing what each card means. You would have to play it a lot to get more familiar with each card; a lot of card varieties.
– I loved how funny and different it was. It wasn’t just an uno knockoff.
– I would change the F-U card and make it into something that you can use against others.
– I would also make fewer +4 or +something cards. Players ended up gaining way too many cards, up to half the stack which gets annoying because it never ends.
– Maybe a way to get back in the game would be interesting?
– I would describe the game as different, evil and funny.
– Definintely fits evil uno!!

Feel free to reach out if you have any other questions on the notes

By Kayla & Kay:

• maybe put base attack dmg on the character card itself
• When a player runs out of attacks & only has food left, what do you do?
• Powerup shield defense- is this card placed before or after an attack?
• Powerup thorn melee does not say how much damage is done to attacker or other player since it hits both
• Do you draw a card every round regardless if you played a card or not?
• Are you required to play the card that you draw?
• Add rule of splitting number of food cards depending on how many players there are
• Add a few more attacks that are not melees
• Add a lot more general attacks since there is more food than attacks
• When spoiled milk card is played, make it so that the food that gets discarded is split between being discarded & taken by the person who played the card
• Because there’s too much food, it makes it hard to win and kill each other
• Stella is a bit overpowered because most attacks in deck currently are mostly melees & stella is immune
• Can you attack w/o a powerup as just your character?
• If so, how many times can you use it?
• Also, if so, can you combine your character’s attack with the powerup?

Battle of the Suits
– The most frustrating moment was that it did not end. I feel like this is supposed to be a fast-paced game.
– My favorite aspect was using the Ace as a high point card. However the instructions did not specify if Ace was played as 1 or 13.
-I would adda a way to track HP and shield points.
– The clarity/wording of the rules could be improved.
– In 3 words: more complex war

Pirates
– Takes a while to learn, which is frustrating, but it gets easier after that.
– My favorite aspect is the roleplay/imaginative part. Overall, great immersiveness.
– I would change the character sheets so that the information is easier to absorb; the multiple pages felt overwhelming.
– Moves/actions could be explained better.
– I loved the pirate adventure narrative.
– In 3 words: D&D Pirate Parody

• it was hard to decide which colors were purple and which were blue so I would just alter the shades of those colors or change one of the colors altogether.
• The ducks were a cute addition.

Game name Pirates:

Not understanding what the goal is?

The experience. Getting to learn a whole new game.

A little disappointed that I couldn’t attack unless I was at a certain distance from the “boss”.

Layout of rules. add some personality to them. Make it feel like a treasure map?

Make rules clear for new players

Pirate adventure

full of mayhem!! Very fun!!!

• Figuring out the instructions was a bit confusing at first
• Can you move the cards around on the grid face down?
• What do you do with the column score after you get rid of it? Like how does it lower your score?
• The art was super cute!
• Maybe make instructions more simplistic and maybe a list of moves that you cannot do

• the basis of the game is to frustrate you
• reboot card
• dead man’s pile
• clarify if you can stack the plus cards
• I am Groot