Game Log 1: Experience

1. Ideation Wheel & Capture Cards

1. Visual Documentation of ideation wheel 

1. Culture:
   1. We have decided to mainly focus on the philosophy. This has to do with our fascination of a painting from 'Johannes Larsen' with some geese on a peaceful beach
      
2. Value: 
   1. Our priority of value has been freedom as it fits very well with a goose: 'free as a bird'. 
3. Game:
   1. Initial Setup: Players control a goose in various environments and avoids/overcomes obstacles
      
   2. Gradual Revelation: Throughout the game, subtle hints suggest the world may not be real, building intrigue and mystery.
   3. Twist: Towards the end, a significant event reveals that the game takes place in the imagination of a child visiting a museum.
   4. Resolution: Players gain insight into the child's imagination, providing a satisfying conclusion.

First Idea: Games through Culture

1. Why did our team choose the culture room and cultural heritage? 
   1. Focusing on philosophy in the game design opens up a realm of possibilities for exploring deeper themes and concepts within the gameplay experience. Drawing inspiration from Johannes Larsen's painting featuring geese on a peaceful beach adds a rich aesthetic and thematic foundation to our game.
2. Why did our team choose the game format? 
   1.  The idea of controlling a goose in various environments is unique and offers a fresh take on gameplay. By embodying a seemingly ordinary animal, players are presented with a novel and engaging experience that sets our game apart from others.

First Idea: Games Culture 

1. How will our team create  a game for culture? 
   1. Authentic Representation: Ensuring accurate and respectful portrayal of the culture depicted in the game.
      
   2. Diverse Perspectives: Featuring a variety of characters, settings, and narratives that reflect the richness of the culture.
2. How will our team create a game with the value freedom? 
   1. To create a game centered around the value of freedom, our team plans to harness the graceful flight of a goose as a central gameplay mechanic.
3. What will our game seek to change or make possible for the player? 
   1. Freedom of Exploration: By allowing players to take control of a goose and experience the world from a bird's-eye view, our game offers a unique perspective on exploration. Players can soar through vast open environments, uncovering hidden secrets and discovering new perspectives on familiar landscapes.
      
   2. Sense of Empowerment: Through the mechanics of flight, our game instills a sense of empowerment in players, enabling them to navigate obstacles and overcome challenges with grace and agility. This feeling of mastery over the skies can be both exhilarating and liberating, providing players with a sense of accomplishment and freedom.
   3. Connection to Nature: By immersing players in natural environments and emphasizing the beauty of the natural world, our game fosters a deeper connection to nature. Through the eyes of the goose, players can appreciate the wonders of the wilderness and gain a greater appreciation for the importance of conservation and environmental stewardship.
   4. Exploration of Philosophical Themes: Through its narrative and gameplay mechanics, our game encourages players to explore philosophical themes such as freedom, identity, and the nature of reality. By prompting players to question their assumptions and reflect on deeper truths, our game offers a thought-provoking and intellectually stimulating experience.
   5. Emotional Engagement: By incorporating elements of storytelling and character development, our game seeks to evoke emotional responses from players, fostering empathy and connection with the virtual world and its inhabitants. Whether it's the bond between the goose and its companions or the triumph of overcoming adversity, our game aims to resonate with players on a personal and emotional level.