Name: Seen Studies: I Made a Game!
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Seen Studies: I Made a Game!

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I’m excited to announce that my game Seen Studies is now available for purchase on The Game Crafter. Seen Studies is a party game that involves exploring TV and Movie tropes, such as “Wacky Sitcom Neighbors” and “Hero Puts Down the Bottle.” The game consists of 150 cards, each of which contains a prompt and a category, either TV or Movie titles, characters, or “characters,” some non-human element of a show or movie, such as fictional in-universe restaurants. Two teams compete in rounds by alternating in providing responses that fit the category until one team can no longer come up with a response, at which point the round ends and five points are awarded to the last team to provide a correct answer. Bonus five points are also awarded to either or both teams that provide five or more correct answers in a round. Rounds continue until one team scores 100 points. 
I am planning to launch a Kickstarter campaign in the next month or so for the game, but if you’re interested and do not wish to wait for a Kickstarter you can purchase the game at the link above. If you do and enjoy it, please feel free to spread the word on social media! 
Thanks so much.

I’m excited to announce that my game Seen Studies is now available for purchase on The Game Crafter. Seen Studies is a party game that involves exploring TV and Movie tropes, such as “Wacky Sitcom Neighbors” and “Hero Puts Down the Bottle.” The game consists of 150 cards, each of which contains a prompt and a category, either TV or Movie titles, characters, or “characters,” some non-human element of a show or movie, such as fictional in-universe restaurants. Two teams compete in rounds by alternating in providing responses that fit the category until one team can no longer come up with a...

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