Game design & implementation
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An important result that will be achieved with the INES project consists in a digital and interactive game platform, based on elements of digital storytelling, designed together with the schools involved in the project. One of INES partners is a well-known IT company that operates in the production of digital games. Their expertise will be fundamental to our project in order to build a digital game resource that best reflects the objectives of the three years of work, centered on the preventio of drugs of abuse. For the realization of the game, initially developed in prototype form, the schools participating in the project will be involved in a "competition of ideas", from which will arise the final version of the game, which will be developed following the idea that will win the competition.
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This material will be your interactive storytelling-building companion.
The main idea of this project is to enable students to write a video game story and articulate it with game mechanics.
What kind of game will we build? In order to be the more inclusive as possible, we choose to restrict the gameplay to an interactive story game only.Why? Because every one of us already enjoyed some storytelling materials, such as books, comic books, or movies. And as interactive storytelling games share a lot of the same principles, each of us already knows a bit of its codification. If everything goes well, no one would be left behind during the creation process.
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This section contains the storyboard of the game being produced and published (online). The game is the result of a competition of ideas involving students from the three project partner schools.
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During the INES Multiplier Event (16-04-2024), the Salvemini Institute teachers and students proposed an adaptation of the INES game through card production. The idea is to have students create storytelling to begin addressing the topic of drugs in the classroom. The idea is to create groups of students (4 students per group) and proceed with story creation (20 minutes). Four cards are randomly handed out for each group. The story can be posted on a shared whiteboard and discussed in class.
Click here to download the card! (link)
