play test for Don’t judge a book by its cover – sara

  1. the most frustrating aspect of this game was not having a lot of information to go off of to categorize people because in todays age it is normal to try and not judge people by how they look by having so little info forces us to make the decisions that society tells us we shouldn’t make.
  2. my favorite moments were the debating between players, hearing the reasons that people put i quote with a person was very entertaining at times, especially when its with the people we know that are in the game.
  3. no it wisent missing anything that i wanted to do.
  4. i wouldn’t add or remove anything to be honest. i feel like it was a fully finished game.
  5. a better way for people to know if they have gotten the correct pairings so sara doesn’t have to sit and be the game master.
  6. empathy, it was illustrating how easy it is to categorize people and make assumptions but it shows us how easy it can be to miss categorize someone based on age gender and looks.
  7. empathy, intriguing, simple.

Ambers game

  1. not knowing if the people you are choosing a method of being put to rest that they want but that is the whole point of the game it is supposed to be a challenge to make these decisions.
  2. having diverse amount of ways to be put to rest and finding out you can be composted.
  3. no, i feel everything was well balanced.
  4. nothing
  5. i feel like it was perfect.
  6. the games message was to inform people about death and processes you can take and to also show how sometimes their is disconnect between loved ones and the deceased.

One Reply to “play test for Don’t judge a book by its cover – sara”

  1. I’m glad that my game made you learn about a few new ways! I definitely would like to explore adding even more alternatives to burial and cremation to the game, without making it too overwhelming. Thank you so much for your feedback!

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