I am planning an internal hackathon in my company to build a board/card game similar to Monopoly, but played as single player mode only (for now). It will be part of a non-profit project to provide unprivileged high school students with financial education. The game will have:
Three card decks
A dice roll
A board where the player will move along
Besides individual board with score, investments, account, etc.
Do you have ideas or examples that could help us? I am more concerned about the responsiveness of the board and how to build the dice.
There is also a concern about how to manage a single Bubble project made by many people, but I think this is more about project management rather than technology skills. Any thoughts would be appreciated anyway.
Thanks for mentioning, @cmarchan! I had already seen his game and game builder, which are awesome! Although I have not seen any dice there I am sure he would have creative ideas. This kind of example makes me more confident about the possibilities with Bubble.
I do think it is possible. Just takes a lot of thought. It might take a while to build, but it should be fun. Just post when you get stuck on something and we will see if we can help you along.
Sounds perfectly doable.
I have also built a couple of games using bubble.
One is a supporting tool for playing roleplaying games remotely (like D&D) called BattleMap (https://battlemap.games)
The other one I built was just to showcase that the same principle applies to other board games like Ludo and such - pieces, a board and the possibility to move around on the board as needed.
As @J805 said, post when you need help and we’ll try and help out.
Just post when you get stuck on something and we will see if we can help you along.