عالم اللعبة

في أحد شوارع المدينة، وقع حادث سير مروع أدى إلى اندلاع حريق هائل انتشر بسرعة بين السيارات والمباني القريبة. تصاعد الدخان في السماء، واحتجزت ألسنة اللهب بعض الأشخاص داخل مركباتهم، غير قادرين على الهروب. عندها، وصل البطل نور، مستخدمًا قوته وشجاعته لشق طريقه وسط النيران. لم يكن هدفه إخماد الحريق فقط، بل إنقاذ الأرواح المحاصرة. فتح الأبواب العالقة، حمل الجرحى إلى بر الأمان، ووجه رجال الإطفاء إلى النقاط الأكثر خطورة. بفضل سرعته وذكائه، تمكن من إخراج الجميع قبل انهيار السيارات المشتعلة، مؤكدًا أن مساعدة الآخرين واجب لا يحتاج إلى قوة فقط، بل إلى قلب ينبض بالإنسانية.

Project Description

علماء ورواد فضاء داخل بيئات محاكية لسطوح كواكب مختلفة (مثل الأرض، القمر، المريخ)، وهم يجرون تجارب على الأجسام وكيفية سقوطها أو تحرّكها تحت تأثير الجاذبية المختلفة.

معادلة نيوتن للجاذبية تظهر كرمز مركزي في الصورة، لتعزيز فكرة أن هذا القانون هو محور التجربة.

بوستر من الذكاء الاصطناعي:

 تجمع البحوث العلمية

مختبرات الفضاء

محاكاة الجازبية

WHAT WE ARE DOING

WHY WE ARE DOING IT

writing down, drawing, and sharing as many game ideas as possible on the whiteboard. 

to select the future game concept that you and a partner will develop

ACTIVITY MATERIALS

Post-its

(if you want to conduct the brainstorming on the wall)

or

3 big white sheets (A0 size)

(if you want to conduct the brainstorming on tables)

1 - ENCOURAGE WILD IDEAS

2 - SUSPEND JUDGMENT

4 - BUILD ON IDEAS

5 - BE VISUAL

3 - GO FOR QUANTITY

Wild ideas can often give rise to creative leaps.

Don’t shoot down someone else’s idea.

Aim for as many ideas as possible.

Build and expand on the ideas of others.

Sketch your ideas.

ENCOURAGE

WILD IDEAS

Wild ideas can often give rise to creative leaps.

Shout out bizarre and unworkable ideas to see what they spark off. No idea is too ridiculous. State out any outlandish ideas. Exaggerate ideas to the extreme.

SUSPEND

JUDGEMENT

Don’t shoot down someone else’s idea.

The evaluation of ideas takes up valuable brain power which should be devoted to the creation if ideas. Therefore do not judge the ideas until after the brainstorming process. Note down all ideas.

GO FOR

QUANTITY

Aim for as many ideas as possible.

If the number of ideas at the end of the session is very large, there is a greater chance of finding a really good idea. Keep each idea short, do not describe it in detail - just capture its essence.

BUILD

ON IDEAS

Build and expand on the ideas of others.

Try and add extra thoughts to each idea. Use other people’s ideas as inspiration for your own. Creative people are also good listeners. Combine several of the suggested ideas to explore new possibilities.

BE

VISUAL

Sketch your ideas.

Nothing gets an idea across faster than drawing it. It doesn’t matter how terrible of a sketcher you are! It’s all about the idea behind your sketch.

BRAINSTORMING PARTS

15 MINS

INDIVIDUAL BRAINSTORM

Project Selection 

15 MINS

COLLECTIVE BRAINSTORM

30 MINS

Your task is to list as many game themes/idea as possible. By the end, you'll choose one theme and expand on it.

Time to pair up! Before designing the game, each pair should briefly outline the core concept, main conflict, setting, key characters, mood, and basic gameplay mechanics.

Be prepared to share your ideas.

Everyone will speak and draw on the whiteboard.

We will break brainstorm for 10 minutes, jotting down as many game themes and concepts as possible.

1st

~ 15min

Educational Games

White board

Farming

Time is up! Time to pair up!

1st

Medical

Simulation

Trading &

Economics

Farming

Educational Games

Musical

game

Musical

game

2nd

Before designing the game, the group should briefly outline the core concept, setting, key characters/objects, mood, and basic gameplay mechanics to establish a solid foundation for the design of your game.

~ 30min

2nd

Game

Theme

Core Concept:

Is the game about exploration, completing quests, or solving puzzles?

Setting:

Where does the game take place? Consider the type of world—such as mystical forests, ancient kingdoms, or bustling cities.

Characters:

Who are the characters in the game? Are they human, creatures, or something else?

Mood and Atmosphere:

What is the overall mood of the game? Is it joyful, mysterious, calm, or perhaps tense?

Gameplay Mechanics:

How is the game played? Is it a platform or maze game? Or is it a simulation and building game, where players design or manage an environment

2nd

Riddles

Game

Core Concept: game is about exploration and solving puzzles. Players navigate through different levels of the game world, each containing riddles or logic-based puzzles that must be solved to progress.

Setting: mystical forest filled with ancient ruins. Ffilled with puzzles and secret passages that the player must explore to uncover the next riddle.

Characters: The player controls a young adventurer, a human character equipped with basic tools for exploration

Mood: The environment is serene, but the puzzles create a sense of challenge and discovery.

Gameplay Mechanics: The game is a platformer where the player moves through different levels, jumping between platforms, avoiding obstacles, and interacting with objects to unlock clues. The player must solve riddles presented by characters or within the environment to unlock doors or secret areas, progressing through the game.

EXAMPLE

DELIVERABLES

Create a post in the "Responses" tab that includes:

• Type of game/Theme
• Core concept
• Setting
• Characters
• Mood
• Gameplay mechanics

TIME TO BRAINSTORM!