Game Design Blog — Cheryl-Jean Leo

It’s 10:15am on Saturday, and William Osman takes the Main Stage at Open Sauce along with Kevin, NileRed and Allen Pan.

The latest controversial change to Disneyland was unveiled today, and it’s a skeleton that moves in the Pirates of the Caribbean ride.

Moleskine, the notebook company, today announced their new The Lord of the Rings collection.

If you’re looking to experience the thrill of the television show The Traitors, here are several game recommendations.

In my previous post in The Game Design of Taskmaster series, I wrote about the probability of two contestants making the same choice.

While games typically reward players for making the most efficient choice to accomplish a goal, there are a few tasks in Taskmaster that penalise contestants for choosing to do the same thing as someone else.

Indirect control is one of my favourite topics in game design, and it’s no surprise that it can be found in the tasks in the television game show Taskmaster.

Let’s start with this statement: Taskmaster is not a game.

Taskmaster.