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    The document outlines a game design brief for a funfair planning committee. It defines the target consumer as funfair attendees of varying ages and abilities. It lists criteria for the game such as quantifying accuracy, allowing players to begin within 30 seconds, resetting in under 30 seconds, and limiting winners to less than 25% of plays. Constraints include the size of the game booth footprint and using readily available materials. The designer is tasked with restating the problem statement in their own words and submitting a design for review by February 20th that meets all criteria and constraints.

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    The document outlines a game design brief for a funfair planning committee. It defines the target consumer as funfair attendees of varying ages and abilities. It lists criteria for the game such as quantifying accuracy, allowing players to begin within 30 seconds, resetting in under 30 seconds, and limiting winners to less than 25% of plays. Constraints include the size of the game booth footprint and using readily available materials. The designer is tasked with restating the problem statement in their own words and submitting a design for review by February 20th that meets all criteria and constraints.

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    The document outlines a game design brief for a funfair planning committee. It defines the target consumer as funfair attendees of varying ages and abilities. It lists criteria for the game such as quantifying accuracy, allowing players to begin within 30 seconds, resetting in under 30 seconds, and limiting winners to less than 25% of plays. Constraints include the size of the game booth footprint and using readily available materials. The designer is tasked with restating the problem statement in their own words and submitting a design for review by February 20th that meets all criteria and constraints.

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    Design a Game Design Brief

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    Design a Game Design Brief


    Client School Funfair Planning Committee
    Target Funfair attendee of wide-ranging ages and abilities
    Consumer
    Designer(s)
    Problem
    Statement
    (restate in
    your own
    words)

    Design
    Statement

    Criteria 1. The game includes some way of quantifying accuracy and precision

    How are the 2. A player can begin playing the game within 30 seconds of arrival (rules are easy
    listed criteria to understand).
    measurable?
    3. The game can be reset in fewer than 30 seconds between players.

    4. Less than 25% of all plays (launches or tosses) should result in a prize winner.

    5. No reported injuries while playing the game.

    6. Game has to be named and visually appealing.

    Constraints 1. The size of the funfair game booth is 3 ft (width) x 10 ft (length).

    How are the 2. The booth must accommodate the player and game within its footprint.
    listed
    constraints 3. A design must be submitted for critical review to your teacher by February 20th.
    measurable?

    4. Use only readily available materials (you shouldn’t have to buy anything)

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