Overview

Sketching is an important part of both the learning and design process. In this assignment you will experiment with p5.party, get your bearings, sketch some ideas, and make a game.

<aside> 🧟 In this assignment and in the class I’ll use the word “game” to mean “realtime multiplayer game, app, or experience.”

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Objective

• Create 4 mechanically different game sketches.
• Choose one sketch to polish and develop into a very small but finished game.

Constraints + Requirements

Sketches

• Each sketch should explore a different idea

• Sketches should foreground a real-time multiplayer mechanic

• Sketches should use Javascript, p5.js, and p5.party

• Sketches need to be published and playable online

• Sketches should focus on core gameplay; “dev art” is fine

• Your first two sketches should be created and published on https://editor.p5js.org/

• Your second two sketches should be created locally and published via github pages.

• Your second two sketches can be on editor.p5js.org or in your own dev environment.

• Focus on “slow-action” games.

Sketch to Game