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A hidden character strategy game for iOS.
A hidden character strategy game for iOS.
Blind Justice is a multi-player hidden character strategy game where players are randomly split into two teams, "Justice" and "Criminals". Through a series of actions, players on the Justice team attempt to discover the "Kingpin" character before the Criminals can successfully corrupt the system by electing the Kingpin as the Judge.
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UI/UX · Branding · Development
Blind Justice is a multi-player hidden character strategy game where players are randomly split into two teams, "Justice" and "Criminals". Through a series of actions, players on the Justice team attempt to discover the "Kingpin" character before the Criminals can successfully corrupt the system by electing the Kingpin as the Judge.
Deliverables
UI/UX · Branding · Development
We designed Blind Justice to hit on a particular moment in U.S. political history where it feels like the divide between left and right has never been greater. Creating a game to poke fun at this fact meant designing characters to evoke those feelings.
We designed Blind Justice to hit on a particular moment in U.S. political history where it feels like the divide between left and right has never been greater. Creating a game to poke fun at this fact meant designing characters to evoke those feelings.
We designed Blind Justice to hit on a particular moment in U.S. political history where it feels like the divide between left and right has never been greater. Creating a game to poke fun at this fact meant designing characters to evoke those feelings.
Blind Justice is based off of existing hidden character games of the past, but updated to be played on multiple mobile devices. One challenge we needed to overcome was designing a game board that would work well on devices of all sizes.
Blind Justice is based off of existing hidden character games of the past, but updated to be played on multiple mobile devices. One challenge we needed to overcome was designing a game board that would work well on devices of all sizes.
One big change we made before we launch Blind Justice was around starting a game. Test games we ran revealed the process for adding your name needed to be clearer and that letting player's add a selfie would go a long way to helping with the flow of the game.
One big change we made before we launch Blind Justice was around starting a game. Test games we ran revealed the process for adding your name needed to be clearer and that letting player's add a selfie would go a long way to helping with the flow of the game.
Like all games, Blind Justice is played through a series of actions being taken by the players. Actions are presented to the player, or players, at specific points in the game in order to facilitate game flow; the sequence of actions are repeated, with varying outcomes, to the conclusion of the game.
Like all games, Blind Justice is played through a series of actions being taken by the players. Actions are presented to the player, or players, at specific points in the game in order to facilitate game flow; the sequence of actions are repeated, with varying outcomes, to the conclusion of the game.
Like all games, Blind Justice is played through a series of actions being taken by the players. Actions are presented to the player, or players, at specific points in the game in order to facilitate game flow; the sequence of actions are repeated, with varying outcomes, to the conclusion of the game.
