Documentation projects on the weekend: Writing rules, Translation of game instructions, Transcription of audio descriptions, Data Collection on the games being played and tested, in addition to Updating and Editing current versions of games.
Writing or editing Game documentation based on playtesting and feedback on games, and using GenAI tools to help minimize the errors.
We have created a game under the Wrong Number Games label to encourage people to mix strategy with understanding the opposing team's choices. We create and document socially interactive games for individuals and groups using Github and Itch.io.
A turn-based football game offers players a way to play against others or against an AI chatbot. Players can visit Itch.io to download the files and instructions on how to play.
A Game manual is a key way of sharing how to play a game, and we have posted instructions on how to play GuessItBall on our support page, in addition to Itch.io and Github. It is a strategy game aimed at guessing your opponents play and advancing down the field.
Create Plays and Rules to add to our games, including GuessItBall. The game is based on American football, but players can agree new rules and plays that make the game interesting for them. Anything can be changed if the players agree so experiment and have fun!
A Game should have documentation that makes it easier for different language speakers to play and understand the game. In this day of machine translation and fan communities, we want to develop a Japanese language instruction manual with regular updates.
The GenAi chatbots can play our games and we use them to playtest our games. We encourage our users to play games against them and see how well they do. What new things can you practice against them?