Board-game Design
Historic Park Souvenir
Forty Scenes: Routes Beyond
Respecting the historic place-of-interest - Yuanmingyuan Park located in Beijing, China, this board game concept is designed as an item from the park's gift shop. The game's goal is to be a fun, engaging, and educational tool for children and family after visiting the park. The game is composed with a customized map based on the Forty Scenes of Yuanmingyuan Park, a set of Scenery cards and Ability Cards, cubic game pieces, and a game rule. Like the game suggests, the objective of this game is to plan and set up the longest route possible through collecting Scenery cards and learning about these places in the historic park.
Tributes to Historic Culture
Cape York
Cape York is a gamified piece as a response to the writing Steel Axes for Stone–Age Australians by Lauriston Sharp. The article unfolds a story of how the life of stone-axe-operating aboriginal clan Yir Yoront, residing in Cape York of northern Australia was changed by the introduction of steel axes by the western travelers. The game is designed based on a set of playing card with customized visual styling of the aboriginal subject, including suit design and background pattern design. The design of the game mechanics is inspired by the trading and hunting activities occurring in the community.
Historic Park Souvenir
Forty Scenes: Routes Beyond
Respecting the historic place-of-interest - Yuanmingyuan Park located in Beijing, China, this board game concept is designed as an item from the park's gift shop. The game's goal is to be a fun, engaging, and educational tool for children and family after visiting the park. The game is composed with a customized map based on the Forty Scenes of Yuanmingyuan Park, a set of Scenery cards and Ability Cards, cubic game pieces, and a game rule. Like the game suggests, the objective of this game is to plan and set up the longest route possible through collecting Scenery cards and learning about these places in the historic park.
Tributes to Historic Culture
Cape York
Cape York is a gamified piece as a response to the writing Steel Axes for Stone–Age Australians by Lauriston Sharp. The article unfolds a story of how the life of stone-axe-operating aboriginal clan Yir Yoront, residing in Cape York of northern Australia was changed by the introduction of steel axes by the western travelers. The game is designed based on a set of playing card with customized visual styling of the aboriginal subject, including suit design and background pattern design. The design of the game mechanics is inspired by the trading and hunting activities occurring in the community.
Historic Park Souvenir
Forty Scenes: Routes Beyond
Respecting the historic place-of-interest - Yuanmingyuan Park located in Beijing, China, this board game concept is designed as an item from the park's gift shop. The game's goal is to be a fun, engaging, and educational tool for children and family after visiting the park. The game is composed with a customized map based on the Forty Scenes of Yuanmingyuan Park, a set of Scenery cards and Ability Cards, cubic game pieces, and a game rule. Like the game suggests, the objective of this game is to plan and set up the longest route possible through collecting Scenery cards and learning about these places in the historic park.
Tributes to Historic Culture
Cape York
Cape York is a gamified piece as a response to the writing Steel Axes for Stone–Age Australians by Lauriston Sharp. The article unfolds a story of how the life of stone-axe-operating aboriginal clan Yir Yoront, residing in Cape York of northern Australia was changed by the introduction of steel axes by the western travelers. The game is designed based on a set of playing card with customized visual styling of the aboriginal subject, including suit design and background pattern design. The design of the game mechanics is inspired by the trading and hunting activities occurring in the community.