End Game

Our group had contributed a lot of time and effort into this project. We met up three times in my house in one month and spent two hours after school just yesterday to piece the final product together. Despite all the hard work that we had done, I wasn't very satisfied with our final outcome since it had varied much from out original sketch. When I first thought about this board game, the floors were to be arranged in checkers manner and the walls( yeah, I even thought of putting walls. Ridiculous, now thinking) and decorate it with famous paintings that acts as a clue towards the game. The whole things is to to be carefully and well constructed looking similar to one of those castle game rooms from the olden days. I originally also thought that we can arrange the game box in a way similar to the rubric's cube, only simpler. Instead of having all the pieces, our game only needs to have four which can be switched around. Therefore, the players can have a different settlement every time. As in for the first floor/or the basement as most Taiwanese call it are suppose to have well constructed water areas with lands and prisons. ( I forgot to mention that in certain points of the prison, you can find a way to actually get down to the basement). Anyway, our originally design is a lot more complex and difficult. Yet, since our group's realist hadn't been doing a really good job keeping us real and everything. The project turned out to be a minor disappointment to us.