Kitchen Drama

The fun and interactive way to learn local

delights

Behind the Scenes

Tjan Hui MinCharlotte Tan

Yeo LiyinAdeline Heng

Lim JieChua Yan Jie

Overview

Kitchen Drama is a cooking game that aims to bring traditional local food heritage back to the

reminiscent of the youth

Our PeopleCannot cookParents forbid

Yearns to be like mom

10 – 13 years old

Knows simple dishes mostly

Willingness to cook for boyfriends and family

14 – 18 years old

Our People

Innate interest in cooking

Desire to cook without making any mess

Cooking & Culture

Goals

An avenue to develop interest for cooking

Create a hassle-free environment for learning and cooking

Why Cooking?

Games can ignite motivation to explore on their own

Games to simulate same satisfaction

The Context

Physical Environment- The game will be

played indoors, in the living room and away

from the kitchen. 

Social Context- Played in a family setting,

with all family members watching/ trying out the game

- Played among friends, at someone's house/ at a

sleepover party.

Cultural context- instant/ fast

food/ take outs

Proposing Kitchen Drama

The fun and interactive way to learn local

delights

Stage 1: Bak Kut Teh

#1 Boil the chicken broth

Stage 1: Bak Kut Teh

WELL DONE!PROCEED TO LEVEL 2!

Level up!

Experience different kitchens

Context

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Our Technology

Z Cam by 3DV Systems

Motion sensor detector for gesture and body movements

Detects distance per pixel via infra-red in real time

Our StrengthsExposed food heritage in a hassle-free &

safe environment

No game controller

Graphics background of

cultural landmarks in game

Potential behavioral changes

You Criticize

How can boys learn about food heritage?

• One gender target, why exclude boys?• Boys & Cooking – Huh?

Will users really learn about food heritage?

• Virtual experience – discarding tastes, smell & time• “Nothing beats the real thing”

THANK YOU!

References

Baker, D., Prince, C., Shrestha, L., Oser, R., Salas, E. (1993). Aviation Computer Games for Crew Resource Management Training. The International Journal of Aviation Psychology. 3 (2), 143-156

http://www.guardian.co.uk/technology/blog/2009/may/06/games-microsofthttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k_V2AFaerKo