Our two projects Saba and Kani have taken up almost all of our attention this week. A quick rundown of both follows. Saba is a game for the Utrecht University Museum. Families visiting the museum play using one iPhone while exploring its rooms. We are initially focusing on its cabinet of curiosities. The goal is […]
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Week 139
We had a short workweek here because of Easter. So things only kicked off on Tuesday. Some things to report: Kani: Together with Hanne I attempted to synthesize some of the major requirements and we generated some additional game ideas on Tuesday. On Thursday, with Herman, Tjerk-Jan and Hanne I worked on the program for […]