Assigned Members:

1. Jarres Ritaga: cards & game pieces

2. Joaquin Apollo Tan: mechanics and rules
3. Lindsay Jobilo: board game template
4. John Rad Bajaro: Board game template
5. Jamie Toquero: researcher & boardgame design
6. Dominique Competente: researcher & refinement

Game Plan:
Our plans for the game is to complete everything and make sure each member is
cooperating. The digestive system quest is one of the most exciting and amazing board
games to play because every step you make it will get harder and harder, but some are
still easy. This game is inspired by monopoly, rolling dice, picking cards and many more.
but our board game has a twist and will not be like the actually playing system. This is
not all about knowledge, it is also all about fun, because every tile consists of an
achievement to reach.

BOARD GAME DESIGN:

Instructions and mechanics

● the board game consist of 20 tiles

● you need 4 to 6 players to play.
● like in monopoly, you will use a dice to move around the board, and some tiles would
give you easy or hard questions.
● If they fail to answer it, they will move 1 tile back, 2 if it's a hard question, if they answer
it correctly, you can 1 tile forward, if its a hard question 3.
 ● if the player steps on to the “jail” tile, they won't be able to move they’re next turn.
● The winner will receive a certificate/achievement card.

Research
Pancreas - The pancreas help us control the blood inside our body.

Stomach - The stomach digests food with its acidic liquid.

Esophagus - The Esophagus is the passage way of the mouth to the throat until the stomach.

Pharynx - It helps you breath and digest food.

Salivary glands - It plays an important roles in digestion because it makes the saliva.

Liver - It regulates most chemical levels in the blood and excretes a product called bile.

Small intestine: - The principal function of the small intestine is to break down food, absorb
nutrients needed for the body, and gets rid of the unnecessary components.

Large intestine - Absorbing water and electrolytes producing and absorbing vitamins, and
forming and propelling feces towards the rectum for elimination.

Card design: