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Weekend update

We have done the workshops and it went really well! We got the chance to change our board-game and final videogame ideas for the better by brainstorming between us and, more importantly, hearing what the people had to say about our game low-fi prototype and testing it out on site. This was exciting!

Furthermore, we have already something to show this Wednesday for our PixiJS tech prototype: a game map and fog creation. This might be good enough for this version, but we must be quick to develop it furthermore! Stay tuned!


~evoll~
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