Event Management Tycoon
Category: Board Game, a project of personal favor
Span: May 2021
Position: Chief Game Designer, member of a team of three
Responsibilities: project management, game design, graphic design, building prototype on Tabletop Simulator
I made this board game for my girlfriend Wenjian and her friend Ziyu, studying Event Management. The idea was to create a strategy board game themed on the event industry. Since I’m not an industry insider, I designed a template for business board games. I then discussed with others to fill it with event-related content. The product was a competitive board game for 2-8 players. When designing the graphics, I made card templates and the game board. The game turned out to be quite fun and loved by everyone from their class. To further improve it, I need to simplify the currency. It currently requires too many calculations and actions. I gained valuable experience for scenarios as party B and polished my board game designing skills from this project.

Game Walkthrough
Game Board & Game Pieces
Rules of the Game
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Victory/Lost Condition
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Victory: Most amount of money by the end of the 36th round
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Lost: Bankrupted
2
Starting the Game
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Choose characters
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Mark your City
3
Refill Deck
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Refill Mechanism: at the end of each financial year (4 quarters), for every unlocked city, shuffle 12 cards into its deck
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Tier A city: 12 'A' Events
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Tier B city: 10 'B' Events + 2 'A' Events
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Tier C city: 6 'B' Events + 6 'C' Events
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Loan Mechanism
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Maximum Loan Amount = Number_of_TierC_City * $50,000 + Number_of_TierB_City * $500,000 + Number_of_TierA_City * $10,000,000
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Interest: 10%
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Repayment Period: A financial year
5
Unlocking New Cities
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Tier-A cities cost: $10,000,000
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Tier-B cities cost: $ 500,000
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Tier-C cities cost: $ 50,000
*For every player, the cost of unlocking another city of the same tier, the cost will be multiplied by 4. For each unlocked city the player control, place a flag of your color on the name of the city.
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Turns
Each turn is formed by 4 phases.
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Prepare phase
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Settle phase
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Action phase
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End phase