Team VertiGO

Game Description: Noisy Lah! is a semi-cooperative board game which players try to simulate and resolve different types of residential noise in the neighbourhood. Some of the resolutions may lead to social tension, which affects neighbourly relationship. To win, one must be the first player to have 5 Noise Cards, while working with the other players to maintain the Noise Level below 5 points and Social Tension below 25 points.

Recommended Age: 8 and above

Number of Players: 2 to 8

Game Components:

• Noise Cards to represent different types of residential noise.
• Solution Cards that:
  • Represent resolutions for different types of noise;
  • Indicate the contribution numbers of the stated resolutions; and
  • Indicate the number of Social Tension points incurred by the players.
• Character Cards that indicate the unique ability that the individual player can use during one of their turns (e.g. reduce Social Tension).
• Game board with Noise Level and Social Tension scales.

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Team JAM

Game Description: Barang Barang is a cooperative board game which players take on the role of residents in a typical Singaporean neighbourhood and learn how to work together to address clutter-related issues over a course of one year. Players accumulate Neighbourliness Points by completing various clutter-related challenges over 12 rounds (referred to as months). Players win when they collectively achieve 100 Neighbourliness Points within the 12 months.

Recommended Age: 7 and above

Number of Players: 2 to 4

Game Components:

• Corridor tiles that represent various locations in a HDB estate (e.g. Corridors, Lifts and Rubbish Chute).
• Item tags and stands that represent items of varying sizes (e.g. Plants, Furniture, Flammables).
• Item Size dice that determines whether the player gets to choose a Large Item, a Small Item or No Item.
• HDB Flat tiles that are of different sizes, representing 3-room, 4-room and 5-room HDB flats.
• Persona Cards that indicate:
  • Ballot Numbers (which determine the sequence of turn);
  • HDB Flat size;
  • Number of times the player can roll the Item Size dice each turn;
  • Number of Power Cards the player can draw during the Event Phase; and
  • The Strength that the player possess.
• Event Cards that present collective challenges that affect all residents each round, requiring collaborative efforts to overcome and garner Neighbourliness Points.
• Situation Cards that present unique challenges for a single resident to resolve each round, in order to avoid the deduction of Neighbourliness Points.
• Power Cards that present various means of disposing the Items.
• Scoreboard and calendar for tracking the amount of Neighbourliness Points the players have accumulated, and which round the game is in.
  

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Team Ludo

Game Description: In Our Tidy Spaces, players take on the role of residents living on the same floor in a HDB block. They accumulate Victory Points by managing the clutter both inside and outside of their homes, while playing their part to keep the common spaces clutter-free. The player who accumulates the most Victory Points at the end of the game, wins.

Recommended Age: 7 and above

Number of Players: 4 to 8

Game Components:

• Game boards that represent various locations in a HDB estate (e.g. Home, Common Corridor, Community Garden, Bicycle Parking).
• Item tiles that represent various types of clutter (e.g. Plants, Furniture, Bicycles).
• Community Cards that present challenges for the players resolve.
• Good Neighbour Cards that award the players with Victory Points tokens if they fulfil the stated conditions.
• Player Indicator tokens that indicate which Item tiles belong to which player.
• Victory Points tokens that represent the amount of Victory Points accumulated by the players.
  

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Team Currynuggets

Game Description: Trash Towkay is a competitive recycling-themed card game  which players combine Item Cards of the same category, to complete a set. The player that completes 3 different categories of the Item Cards first, wins the game.

Recommended Age: 7 and above

Number of Players: 2 to 6

Game Components:

• Item Cards that represent 5 categories of items – Reusables, Recyclables, E-Wastes, Bulky Items and Trash.
• Tokens that enable players to draw cards from the deck or play particular Item Cards, during their turn.
• Event Cards that present situations that affect all players in a round (e.g. Fire Hazard, Charity Drive).
• Action Cards that present actions that the players can take during their turn (e.g. gain Tokens, swap a card with another player).
  

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Team Hamlet

Game Description: Hamlet is a competitive game which players take various actions on the board to become the player with the most Happiness Points at the end of the game. Throughout the game, players will navigate through a multitude of municipal issues, take actions which will affect the entire community and ultimately, try to push ahead as the happiest and most considerate player.

Recommended Age: 13 and above

Number of Players: 2 to 4

Game Components:

• Game board that indicates:
  • 6 Locations and the corresponding actions that players can take at that Location;
  • Social Reputation Track for tracking how many Social Reputation points each player has in each round;
  • Happiness Points Track for tracking how many Happiness Points each player has throughout the game;
  • Week Track for tracking which of the 7 rounds the game is in; and
  • Day/Night Track for tracking which of the 8 turns in a round, the game is in.
• Player tokens to represent the players.
• Food for Thought and Park Tales Cards that each present 2 actions for the player to choose from, when faced with various municipal issues. Different actions impose a bonus or penalty.
• Community Event Cards that present situations that affect all players in a round.
• Item Cards that the players can buy to expand available player actions.
• Money tokens that allow players to buy the Item Cards.
• Pest and Animal Nuisance tokens which affect the amount of Happiness Points that are deducted each time players enter a Location with such tokens.
  

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