Age: 23

Faculty: Faculty of Cognitive Sciences and Human Development 

Programme: Human Resource Development

Birthday: 16th July 2000

Email: tingse16@gmail.com

Age: 22

Faculty: Faculty of Economics and Business

Programme: Service Economics

Birthday: 29th January 2001

Email : christyting.sy@hotmail.com

Age: 22

Faculty: Faculty of Economics and Business

Programme: Service Economics

Birthday: 31 October 2001

Email: alicechee_6609@hotmail.com

Theme: are you hungry?

Mechanics: Card Elimination Games

- A total of XX cards are available for 2-6 players to play. Each player is dealt 7 cards to start with, in order to capture the cards, three identical cards can be eliminated, and the first player to eliminate the cards from their hand wins.

components: hardware card

target audience: university students in UNIMAS

If related to SDG 2 zero hunger, our group have think about that put some methods on the card to eliminate hunger, such as not wasting food, etc.

Example :https://youtu.be/hRpXLSMdve0?si=1vvM-ojp9Wj8gwuA

https://youtube.com/shorts/d2-XqIkxPhQ?si=DXGv9JKfFmBbzPEA

2. This game is divided into 56 Emoji cards and 36 function cards, of which 30 are question cards and 6 are skip cards.

3. First of all, each person will get 7 cards, players need to draw or eliminate the existing three emoji cards corresponding to the same picture.

4. To eliminate three emoji cards, you need to draw a function card, which is a question card, and answer it correctly to eliminate the card.

5. Players can also use skip cards to avoid answering questions.

6. The questions will be about SDG 2,4,13,1,3.

2. Design of the card:

• Back: Logo

• Front: food

• Size: 6.3*8.8 cm

3. Food on the food card:

• Rice

• Eggs

• Bread

• Water

• Meat

• Fruits

• Vegetables

4. Questions of function card is related to:

• SDG 4 Quality Education

• SDG 13 Climate Action

• SDG 3 Good health & Well-being

5. Questions card design

6. Skip card

7. Design of the box

8. Game indicator diagram

• SDG 4 Quality Education

• SDG 13 Climate Action

• SDG 3 Good health & Well-being

1. Introducing new functional cards, like the shuffle card, which allows players to choose someone and exchange two emoji cards.

2. Renaming the "question card" to a more intriguing "mystery card," accompanied by an illustration of a cracked egg to enhance the element of mystery.

3. Advising a modification to the emoji card layout by replacing corner emojis with numbers. This change adds an extra strategy for eliminating cards, requiring three cards of the same number with different food in the middle.

4. Aligning the questions on the mystery cards with our card game's theme of "are you hungry," ensuring they specifically relate to food.

1)Takes a lot of time to end the game.

Suggestion:

1) Can add more function, such as reverse and draw the card from other players.

1. Some of the questions card too difficult to answer.

2. Not boring, a bit of a novelty game.

Suggestion:

1. Add more function card, if not will be boring.

2. Change some questions card.

After Game Feedback Form:https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1w2Qz78pGSRsSe6QEaS4sb_pMPrQ-wGPDJffin6A7Z5g/viewform?edit_requested=true

1. Team cohesion. This game takes a long time to complete, so bonds can be strengthened and friendships fostered in a challenging game.

   
   

2. Victory and sense of achievement, the satisfaction of winning in a game through strategic planning, skilful operation or overcoming obstacles.

1. Unexpected Twists. A thrilling and unforgettable gaming experience occurs when an unexpected strategy comes along such as MYSTERY CARD, and a player makes a surprising move to turn the tide.

2. First time playing an elimination board game.

1. Multiplayer is more fun.

2. There are topics in the questions card to make people think and increase our knowledge.

1. Increase knowledge about SDG 2 and SDG 4 which is Zero Hunger and Quality Education.

2. Interesting game.

1. Some numbers have asymmetrical fonts that need to be noted.

2. There are some topics that will have controversial moments that require attention.

3. The overall experience was quite interesting.

Introduction: -Lee Hui Shin

• To end hunger, achieve food security, improve nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture.

Objectives:-Lee Hui Shin

• To convey the principles of SDG 2: Zero Hunger.

• To raise understanding about Malaysian cuisine.

• To raise awareness about the importance of proper food combinations.

Game Design:-Chai Kian Chen, Chin Sok Ling,Carman Lau Xiao Ling & Christy Ting Shi Ying

• Food Card

• Board

• Function Card

• Question Card

• Rules

Game Evaluation Method & Data Collection: -Lee Hui Shin & Alice Kiing Chee

Pre-Test:

• Prototype

• Internal & External testing

Post Test:

• Formal

• Internal & External testing

Data Collection:

• Google Form

Result of the Pre-Test and Post-Test:-Ting Shu Enn

• Enhancing Understanding of SDG 2: Zero Hunger

• Raise Understanding of Malaysian Cuisine

• Awareness of wrong food combinations

• Positive feedback

Conclusion:-Chai Ee Ling

• Creative application addressing Sustainable Development Goal 2 (Zero Hunger) ding a real-world impact to the educational initiative.

• Board game's effectiveness in enhancing knowledge.

• Positive feedback and fostering understanding.

Slide: Ong Xiao Qing

Photographer: Connie Yong Zi Yi