Mind Match
Mind Match is a memory card game that aims to teach autistic children how to recognise different facial expressions and emotions. The game includes a deck of facial expression cards, and a deck of cards featuring written emotions. The aim of the game is to collect the most amount of matches. A sectioned colour wheel with a spinning arrow is also featured in the game. The players take turns spinning the wheel and then have a go at unturning a card from each deck in hopes of finding a match. This adds an extra element of fun and longevity to the game.
We have aimed to create a product that incorporates visuals and touch into the gameplay because we know that sensory learning is proven to help educate children with autism.
Team
Joel Buhagiar
Nicholas Carmody
Jacob Cherini
Haydon Macleod
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Interested in taking this project further? Contact Dr Gareth Furber at gareth.furber@gmail.com.