Difference between revisions of "Tuesdaymorningbridge"
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==Preparation== | ==Preparation== | ||
| − | Get buttons to identify the teams. Every team | + | Get buttons to identify the teams. Every team has an own motive and every team member will wear the button of his/her team. |
| − | The game works with 5 person teams. There should be two blond wigs, two headphones and two sunglasses for every team. | + | The game works with 5 person teams. There should be two blond wigs, two headphones and two sunglasses for every team - one for an impulse and one for the focus who gets one of each item. |
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| + | Hand out the equipment at the beginning of the bridge and explain the rules of the game. | ||
==Level Design== | ==Level Design== | ||
Revision as of 09:16, 22 October 2013
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| Designer: | Invisible Playground |
| Year: | unknown |
| Players: | 10-50 |
| Stuff required: | blond wigs, sunglasses, headphones, buttons, flags |
| Crew required: | 2 |
| Preparation: | 20 minutes |
| Time required: | 8 minutes |
| Place required: | Dybbølsbro or similar bridge |
| Activities: | following pedestrians, |
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A game about immersing in the flow of people crossing a bridge and reacting on peoples features like a an impulse is reacting on other impulses in the flow of thoughts.
Preparation
Get buttons to identify the teams. Every team has an own motive and every team member will wear the button of his/her team.
The game works with 5 person teams. There should be two blond wigs, two headphones and two sunglasses for every team - one for an impulse and one for the focus who gets one of each item.
Hand out the equipment at the beginning of the bridge and explain the rules of the game.
Level Design
Use an bridge with lots of pedestrians and narrow sidewalk. Ca. 200 meters is a good length. To prepare the bridge, mark five turning points on the bridge by attaching flags on the railing. The five turning points should be distributed on the bridge evenly. Mark the ending of the playing field at the end of the bridge by drawing a line and writing "Now it's clear".
