Testing...

In order to make sure that our game effectively works, we had to test it asking people within our media lecture to participate and play our game. Initially we gave the consumers of the game a sheet of paper which had the cross word a long with the instructions of how to play. Furthermore the clues were QR codes which we gave to the players once they had completed a clue. 

Throughout the game we had noticed that the crossword itself was slightly difficult, due to not having any letters on it as well as the clues being quite challenging too. Meanwhile, the players were ambitious and worked collectively to conclude with the correct answers. Initially our idea of the game was to play individually which would create more of a competition (agon), however due to the anxiety becoming extremely challenging the players carried out collective intelligence. Ideally the game did not follow our ideal way of playing it, they had more fun playing as a team.

Ultimately once we had tested the game on the players we had to give a presentation within our media lecture to explain our game, how we tested it, what we had learnt and if we were to do it again what would we do differently. 

To guide our team through the presentation we created a Prezi along with a video which is shown on the prezi. 


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 Once the players had finished the cross word collectively they were extremely happy as although it was quite difficult this made them determined to complete it. 

When we were given our results back from the presentation of the game our team were extremely happy with a great result of a first.