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| During the first Global Game Jam 4 fellow HKU students & I designed & developed a short game called Pushing Daisy. Pushing Daisy is a game in which you visit a demented, terminally ill, grandmother. As long as she (Daisy) is around, you will never run out of problems. The game is set in a retirement home as seen through the eyes of a demented old lady. Because of this the player' view of the surroundings is distorted. The retirement home consists of a series of frames that form an environmental sketch. The 4 original frames are duplicated and shuffled as soon as you meet the old lady. The old lady wants to move to different locations and you have to bring her there. Even if this means you have to break through the walls of logic. |
| Pushing Daisy won the DGDARC 2009 "most original game" award. Pushing Daisy was featured at the Game Developers Conference 09. |
 
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