Crow Jam

The sisters try to fit together deception, robots, and photography into a co-operative game. They develop an idea for a co-op light deckbuilder starring robot inmates who must escape their panopticon prison.

Georgia, Miriam and returning guest Leo jam on 'projection' and make a ghastly asymmetrical game of bouncy balls and furniture arranging. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/tkilKEdDMQU

In this 10-minute minisode the sisters trifle with the sticky problem of designing a game which fits in a jam jar. They rustle up a quick-play dice-drafting picnic game.

The sisters are confronted with making a historical, secret-voting game about household chores. With the bare minimum of effort, they throw together a competitive time-theft game set in a regency manor where the cleaning staff can't be asked.

In this 10-minute minisode the sisters challenge themselves to make a game which uses the colour wheel. In one take they imagine a co-operative card challenge which uses UV ink, inspired by Tranquility.

In this 10-minute minisode the sisters explore using a timer in a game and devise an anachronistic gameshow-themed challenge game based on TV classics like Crystal Maze and Jungle Run.

The sisters attempt to make a game which features an Inventors' Fair theme and both voting and stacking mechanics. They wind up with a card-based party game that advertises itself with the slogan "won't set anybody's pants on fire!"

In this 10-minute minisode the sisters take on the daunting challenge of making a game that's funny. A brief conversation about what makes each of us laugh is followed by a jam where we make a party game about sandwiching two ideas together with humour.

Aiming to imagine a game which can be played asynchronously, the sisters create a competitive 2-player word puzzle for whiteboards and text threads.

The sisters set out to create a head-to-head fantasy game with a dark/light theme. They kick about ideas and through an enjoyable back-and-forth they design a tug-of-war, dice manipulation game about the myths of day and night. Inspired by Royal Visit, sun god myths, and modern classic dice-fixing games.

The sisters dive into the mechanics of mystery games and build a closed-system, competitive card game based in a subaquatic research base where a key piece of equipment has gone missing!

Georgia, Miriam and special guest Kieran improvise a trick-taking game based on an esoteric classic. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/fvP5V3Iyhdg

In this 10-minute minisode, the sisters sow the seeds of a really sweet, quick-play legacy game about keeping a community garden.

The sisters assemble a lucky dip of themes and mechanics and build a sweetly simple, sneaky card placement game about making your gingerbread house look its finest.

In this 10-minute minisode the sisters imagine a fort building and battle game of two phases, featuring snow people in a real "cold" war.

Georgia and Miriam face off with the theme of wrestling storylines. They create a simple deckbuilder about getting your wrestler into the spotlight by winning them audience votes.

Miriam, Georgia and special guest Felix jam on (neuro)tribes and come up with a crunchy game about a board game factory where no one knows who their team-mate is. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/UgQZ9LxzVw4

For this 10-minute mini jam the sisters begin with a "bewildering" theme and imagine a 2-player competitive crowdsurfing game which plays like an Ice-type Pokemon Gym.

Miriam and Georgia get stretched thin trying to complete a tall order: a scary push-your-luck worker placement game with a costume element(?). Inspired by the horrors of self-employment and their mutual suspicion of traditional worker placement games, they create a fairytale-themed gig-economy game where each player has only one worker.

In this 10-minute minisode the sisters imagine a game which changes at night(!). They brainstorm on a team-based maze chase with changing components.

Miriam, Georgia and returning guest Rowan (of Impostrophe fame) dig deep and come up with a layered game that combines escape boxes and dexterity games with a childrens'-horror theme. It's definitely a game. It's not another book. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/pdllIkX79Vo

In this 10-minute minisode the sisters discuss ice-breaker murdergames and vampire superstitions. They imagine a very goofy halloween party game which centres on canapes.

Georgia and Miriam take inspiration from Horrified, Plan 9 from Outer Space, Honey Heist and Forbidden Desert. They bring their directorial vision to a co-operative game where players must manage their dark sides while trying to make a movie. But will it be a masterpiece, or so bad it's good?

For this minisode the sisters want to make a game where players sit side by side. They get crafty with a two-player cooperative puzzle about knitting the right stitches.

In this mini jam the sisters try to create a small-box game that's bigger on the inside. They imagine a card-based head-to-head about upgrading your fighting robot mid-combat.