Inspiration
These are some guidelines to inspire your research and idea development for the game design competition. Use these as sources of inspiration for your game.
1. Emphasize Empathy and Understanding
- Narrative Focus: Create narratives that allow players to step into the shoes of Gaza's children, understanding their daily lives, dreams, and resilience.
- Character Development: Develop characters that reflect the strength and hope of Gaza's children, showcasing their determination and courage.
2. Highlight Solutions and Resilience
- Problem-Solving Mechanic: Design game mechanics that involve solving real-world problems, such as finding creative ways to access education or community support.
- Achievement System: Reward players for acts of kindness, problem-solving, and community-building within the game, reflecting positive actions and resilience.
3. Foster Awareness and Action
- Educational Content: Include facts and stories about Gaza's children, educating players about their situation and the broader context.
- Call to Action: Encourage players to take real-world actions, such as supporting charities or spreading awareness, through in-game prompts and resources.
4. Create an Uplifting Experience
- Positive Outcomes: Ensure the game emphasizes hope and positive outcomes, even in challenging scenarios, to inspire and uplift players.
- Interactive Stories: Use interactive storytelling to create a deep emotional connection, making players more invested in the cause.