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Children’s Party Adventure

October 29, 2013 by jnkiffe

One day, I was struck with the inspiration to design an adventure for a child’s birthday party. Unable to ignore the idea pestering my mind, I decided to flesh it out. It turned into an elaborate game, complete with script acted out by adults and many little games blended together into the story. When it is time for cake, the king (the birthday girl’s dad) calms everyone down and goes to retrieve it. But when he returns, he shares the […]

Categories: Games • Tags: Adventure, Birthday, Children, Entertaining, Parties, Party Game

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Heroes VS Villains

October 24, 2013 by jnkiffe

This is a work in progress. In a few weeks I will get to play test it, and then hopefully I’ll have some photos of the game in action! I can’t wait. Basically, I asked all of my friends to come dressed as either a hero or a villain (and purposly asked the couples to split so the game could achieve somewhat balanced numbers). The game itself is based off of the game Cranium, where there are different categories of […]

Categories: Games, Graphic Design • Tags: Adult Party, Board Game, Game, Heroes, Party Game, Villain

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MASH for Android

October 24, 2013 by jnkiffe

This was a project I did on my own because I wanted to learn how to implement Android apps. This application is a version of the child’s fortune-telling game MASH, where the player inputs several options for different categories, like potential spouse, wedding location, dream car, etc, and the game chooses a random option from each category to tell the player his/her “future”. It also has a “love calculator” where the player can input their name and the name of […]

Categories: Android Applications, Games • Tags: Algorithms, Android, Fortune-telling, Google Play, Love Calculator, MASH

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Ace Altro

October 23, 2013 by jnkiffe

Ace Altro was an independent research project I did in college with two other students. We wanted to develop an eduactional game that was fun, but also helped students learn how to construct and prove/disprove logical arguments. You can play the demo version of the game on the EGRIS website.

Categories: Games • Tags: Ace Altro, Education, Educational Game, Games, Lawyer, Logic

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