LDI
Interaction Design Laboratory - Univali
A boy is testing the game developed by the CAU gang
Girl tests the game developed by the class in the Carlos de Paula Seara School Group
Children in game activity with Base 3
A boy is testing the game developed by the CAU gang
Boy tests the game Dinobase, installed on the totem developed by LAMMO
Game creation workshop with scratch
Child evaluates the game Dr. Baguncinha
Boy tests the game Dinobase, installed on the totem developed by LAMMO
Experimental design of the game Postman Challenge
Girls from GE Carlos de Paula Seara test the game developed by the class
Teacher training during an event in Florianópolis, SC
Experimental design of the game Postman Challenge
Game Toys that create life
The game "Toys that create life" was developed in the doctoral research by Adriana Gomes Alves and Karla Demonti Passos Cathcart, oriented by the professor. Dr. Regina C. L. Hostins from PPGE - Univali and received support from Capes and Cnpq.
The game was developed using the framework "I've made my game" and involved four children from the third year of elementary school, two of them with intellectual disabilities, undergraduate students and bachelors in the areas of computing and game design. The children conceived the whole game and defined scenarios and characters, which were created and programmed digitally by academics.
The game takes place in a school, where children discover that when toys are assembled with scraps, they create life, walk, talk. However, there is a trash can that wants to pick up scraps and prevent toys from being created. It is a game of the platform genre with puzzles.
How to play
Platform: windows
It does not need to be installed, just unzip the folder and run the game.
