One of our players was able to create the Rainbow Combination.
1st prototype
Created with Fusion
One of our players was able to create the Rainbow Combination.
SPECTRUM CHASE
Game Objective
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Get as many points as you can by the time the deck runs out
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Points come from how many matches you make and the number on those cards
How to Start:
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2+ players
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Everyone starts out with 7 cards
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There’s a pile of cards face down in the middle
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The person who rolls the highest number on the dice starts
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When it’s your turn, you put down as many combinations as you can in a 20 second time limit
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Roll the dice after your turn to determine how many cards you draw
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When it is not your turn keep your cards face down
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You cannot look at the cards you drew until it is your next turn
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Combinations:
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Three of the same color
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The three primary colors
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The three secondary colors
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The full rainbow
As part of my Design Processes class, I was told to create an original game. A lot of different games went through my head but the one thing I wanted to make sure I added to my game was vibrant colors. What is more vibrant than a rainbow? After a few trial and errors with a couple games, my partner and I created a game that was competitive, quick, and easy to learn. We named it Color Spectrum.
Game Pieces
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Eight-sided die
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Timer
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Deck of Cards
8-sided die
(Fusion 360)
Timer (Walmart)
Playing Cards (Walmart)
Ending of the Game:
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Once the deck in the middle runs out, everyone has 1 minute to find as many combinations as they can
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After this time is up
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(Points on matched cards) - (Points on unmatched cards) = your total score
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Whoever has the most points wins