game 4

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TAKE THE CHALLENGE: HOW THE HUMAN-ANIMAL BOND BENEFITS
PEOPLE AND PETS
The Issue:
Humans and animals have always shared a very special bond. Whether it is enabling people
with disabilities to navigate their environments, easing tension for survivors of war and natural
disaster, or simply acting as a social facilitator for people who are shy, animals can help us better
interact with the world around us. They allow people who would otherwise feel excluded or different
to integrate into society.
The Game Design Prompt:
Research how pets help people who may feel isolated or excluded relate to and interact with others
in their communities. Make a game that teaches people how the human-animal bond improves lives.
Animals support us in all stages of life: aiding our social, emotional, and cognitive development in
childhood, reducing stress in the workplace, and even alleviating symptoms of Alzheimer’s Disease.
  • Create a game that shows human and animals bond
  • How can people protect them
  • Create a game around that

  • Game should be friendly
  • Present some source of defense
  • Create hunters
  • Create human to save the animals
  • Animals inside the tower

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