Board Game Final Project

Narrative Outline

The game narrative is a descriptive and informational piece. It should be no less than three pages but no more than five. Any diagrams or photos, or other images should be added as appendices.

1. Explain the concept for your game.

a. What is the objective of the game?

b. What is the setting for the game?

c. Maximum number of players

d. How does a player win the game?

2. Describe the game board, or setting the game is played within and what if any game pieces exist.

3. Outline at least four financial learning outcomes that are accomplished by playing the game. Items like financial literacy, the concept of using data as indicators for decision making, the impact of positive and negative cash flow, etc.

4. Outline how you will provide for the unplanned negative impacts on finance in the game.

5. Outline how you will provide for the unplanned positive impacts on finance in the game.

6. How does a player get their initial cash flow. How is cash flow sustained throughout the game.

7. Include a set of directions and rules for the game. Directions can be in narrative or bullet points. Please provide at least 5 but no more than 10 rules.

8. Include opportunities to have revenue (credits) and expenses (debits) throughout the course of playing the game.

9. Is there an element of destruction that will bankrupt a player and force them out of the game? If so please describe it.

10. Is there a failsafe that a player may obtain that protects them from bankruptcy or causes them to advance in the game? If so please describe it.

The project must include the following: 1. A game board or other tool which the game is played

2. 4 learner objectives

3. Objective for the winner

4. Rule of the game

5. How does one win the game?

6. How many players

7. What are the game pieces

8. What are the positive and negative encounters a player may experience?

9. How does a player get an initial financial contribution?

10. How does a player lose and leave the game?

11. Is there a time limit to the game?

12. What is the game concept?

Please include elements of:

Borrowing money

Meeting or overspending a budget

Cash flow

Pricing or appreciation or depreciation

Making money

Losing money

Financial ROI elements

Goodwill ROI elements

Is income sustained, such as $200 for passing go

Are there internal and external influences such as "chance" and "community chest"?

Use elements of the Events industry and Hospitality