Glendalion: Harry Whiting Brown Community Center's Board game—Spring of 2014

The 6 shapes on the board game top represent what the colored questions are about. The blue questions are all about the painted squirrels that are all around Glendale, The green questions are about facts about Glendale, The yellow questions are abou

All items needed for game play neatly fit inside of the hexagonal box.

Game pieces are contained in a two part box. The bottom of the box houses wooden letter tile magnets used in spelling out the words.

The bottom of the hexagonal box features the game board ready for action.

The game features three types of cards: Action Cards, Question Cards and Word Cards. The word cards are the key to winning the game. At start of the game a word is drawn and the first person to complete the spelling wins the game. Two colored di det

The sides of the boardgame box fold out to become individual player boards to house scrabble letters.

The markers feature iconic images of Glendale: Squirrel, Tree, Gaslight, Cannon, House, and Train. The game board features spots that allow you to get letter tiles and sometimes lose them. Some spots require you to draw a trivia card others jus

As mentioned in Harry Whiting Brown Community Center Rebranding project I was assigned a package design and wild card element for Harry Whiting Brown Community Center. Instead of the typical bottle label or gift box I wanted to something unique, something that fit my quirky hometown of Glendale, OH. I created a board game entirely from scratch, except for a couple of essential game pieces that I purchased. The game tests the players knowledge of Glendale Ohio in an interactive trivia showdown of epic proportions.