Practical 4

 Since last practical has lead us to learn about the knowledge and technique of carboud journey as a prototyping,we are required to design a cardboard game for children .Thus,in this practical ,we decide to design a maze game.The maze game is control by four strings from dour direction respectively.There are some ways to reach the terminal which is the middle of the maze.

Our designed maze as shown below

Reason
The reason why we decide to make this together is because we found that we have lack of communication and interaction among teammembers,thus we decide to make it to tighten the relationship among the children.Therefore,this maze game can be the main choice of them .It can practise teamwork spirit among them,it can also train them to become more patient because it requires long time to finish a game due to high difficulty of controlling it.It also can develop the determination in the children life due to experience of many failure in the road towards success.So,we design this maze game is because it can bring many advantages to the players


Requirements

- at least 2 players,maximum is 4 players.

How to win it 

-let the ball flow until terminal which is the middle of the maze

How to control

- pull up and release the string to rise and fall the side of cardboard,so the ball can flow to opposite direction.

Hint

-communication among players.


We also have presentation video to promote our products.



video link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNV1-6btYODvXMgZAE-H5TA



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