Are you ready to learn how laws are made? In LawCraft, select a district to represent in the House of Representatives. You'll then review letters from constituents, dig into survey data, and select an issue that's important to you and the people that live in your district. We work with the client to generate a large breadth of game options using a variety of mechanics. Next, we home in on the most promising ideas, building them out in increasing detail from short pitches to outlined rules. Then we settle on an initial candidate to further design and test. I often hear that game analysis is important. But, what does that mean to you? How do you learn from your previous games? Is you object to not repeat mistakes? And if so, how do you achieve this? 1.;Creative Thought in PSU's General Education Program2.;Cultivating CreativityII. What is a Game?