Game On - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Rock Paper Scissors Hammer Helmet: Steven Bridges vs Emma Blackery
We start with Rock Paper Scissors Hammer Helmet, and the rules are simple: win rock paper scissors, then donk your opponent on the head before they cover themselves with the helmet.
Tumblin-Dice: Hannah Nicklin vs Katie Steckles
Game designer Hannah Nicklin and mathematician Katie Steckles take on a game of dice, dexterity and digits.
Black Hole - Emma Blackery vs Katie Steckles
Game 3, and it's the first elimination match! Either Emma Blackery or Katie Steckles is out, and it's a game of pure strategy, planning, and slightly over-the-top demonstration graphics.
Weighted War - Steven Bridges vs Hannah Nicklin
Game 4, and we're into serious strategy! Steven's a magician; Hannah's a game designer (who doesn't like magic). Today, it's psychology versus strategic thinking, as we play Weighted War.
Quiz Buzz - Steven Bridges vs Emma Blackery
Game 5: somebody's going to the final, somebody's dropping out. The players from Game 1 face each other again, this time in a test of mental agility. It's like FizzBuzz, only... harder. Much harder.
Order and Chaos - Hannah Nicklin vs Emma Blackery
This is it: the Grand Final! And the game is Order and Chaos: a five-in-a-row variant where both players can play both colours.
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