Game prompts: examples to build a game with AI
A game prompt has to describe the players before the rules: their age, who plays with them, how long a round lasts and what happens when somebody is about to lose. The prompts on this shelf spell out the turn, the board or the cards, the moment the game is won together or alone, how it moves on the screen, and what to do for a child or an older player who needs it slower. Open one to read the whole text, copy it, or download it as a plain text file.
The books marked Worked example were written by Askmill from simulated client interviews, not for real customers.
Arrows move along and between shelves. Enter or Space pulls a book, Escape returns it, D downloads, C copies.
Games
2 on this shelfWWorked example
Pull a book from the shelves and it opens here.
All game prompts (2)
Back to the whole libraryTodos para Casa
A cooperative forest board game on the tablet for my six-year-old twins, so nobody loses against her sister.
Worked example (simulated interview)
Tea and Photos
A gentle memory game with our family photos for my mum, who has early dementia, played with her carer.
Worked example (simulated interview)