Game Board Prototypes

What did Adam initially feel about his prototypes before the UK Games Expo?

• He had no opinion on their potential

• He believed they needed more work

• He was confident they would succeed

• He was unsure about their success

What major issue did Adam discover during the playtesting at the UK Games Expo?

• The game was too complex

• The game had significant balance issues

• The game was perfectly balanced

• The game was too simple

According to Adam, what is crucial for a game prototype when presenting to a publisher?

• Beautiful artwork

• Complex rules

• Clear and functional design

• Expensive materials

What does Adam suggest about the use of professional services for making prototypes?

• They are unnecessary and too expensive

• They are only for inexperienced designers

• They save time and maintain high quality

• They complicate the prototyping process

What lesson did Adam learn from his experience at the UK Games Expo?

• To always trust initial playtests

• To focus on graphic design over gameplay

• To extensively test games before pitching

• To avoid attending game expos