Self-Ensured Cards is a card game that explores how protocols can be embedded in physical game mechanics to create self-enforcing systems. The game demonstrates how distributed players can maintain protocol integrity without centralized oversight through the design of cards and gameplay rules themselves.
Protocol Cards is a card-based game designed by Waqar and Mashal that uses archetypes like Outsider, Heretic, Sage, and Maintainer to explore protocol dynamics and social roles. The game serves as a playable framework for understanding how different character types interact within protocol-based systems.
Summer of Protocols
Protocol Gameboard is a parlor game designed to explore different social roles and archetypes (Outsider, Sage, Heretic, Drifter, Clinger, Maintainer) through interactive gameplay mechanics. The game transforms abstract protocol concepts into embodied social dynamics, allowing players to experience how different participants navigate shared systems and rule structures.
Summer of Protocols
Swarm Games presents a game-based framework for understanding how decentralized agents coordinate through protocol-like rules and emergent behaviors. The work explores protocol mechanics through ludic experimentation, demonstrating how swarm coordination principles can be both modeled and experienced interactively.
Rafael Fernández