The theme provided at Global Game Jam
2020 is a six-letter word: Repair.
Our team thought of the Ship of Theseus - after Theseus returned from Crete, his ship docked at Athene. Whatever was broken got repaired and replaced, and eventually, no part used the original materials. Philosophers wonder if the ship is still the same ship and if it isn’t, since when?
I want the table in this game to maintain its original purpose, the players to do whatever it takes to serve it, and experience all the
chaos and fun that comes with replacing the legs.
The theme provided at Global Game Jam
2020 is a six-letter word: Repair.
Our team thought of the Ship of Theseus - after Theseus returned from Crete, his ship docked at Athene. Whatever was broken got repaired and replaced, and eventually, no part used the original materials. Philosophers wonder if the ship is still the same ship and if it isn’t, since when?
I want the table in this game to maintain its original purpose, the players to do whatever it takes to serve it, and experience all the
chaos and fun that comes with replacing the legs.
Mobius is a collaborative puzzle game for two players. In the game, two players stumble into a mysterious museum and accidentally destroy a mysterious sculpture, thus falling into a loop cycle. One player could not see the other player in the game. They need to communicate outside the screen and work together, find the three lost pieces to fix the sculpture thus finding a way out of the loop. While they explore the museum the museum also starts to reveal the truth in front of them.
Project Overview
Inspiration
Inspired by the Mobius stripd discovered by the mathematician August Ferdinand Möbius.
The key sculpture incorporated ancient astronomy tools and celestial elements.
Design Process
My Role
Worked in the art group and narrative group.
1. Help designed the background story for the game.
2. Designed and drew UI buttons for the game.
3. Designed and drew "the Mobius Statue", and partial assets for the game.
Gameplay Overview
