Case Study

Every year there's a convention called EmblemCon, where many Fire Emblem enthusiasts gather to discuss the game, share their art, and just all around have a good time.

I was fortunate enough to be picked as a panelist for the convention, along with one of my best friends, and one of the ideas we had was to host a Wheel of Fortune panel.

Remembering what I had learned in college, I decided to try making the puzzles in Adobe XD. I used its "state" feature to group the individual panels together with the letters, and then on a click, the letter would be revealed, much like the actual show!

I made a game to send to my co-host to review. She found no issue with it, so I made another puzzle. Then another one. Then enough until I had enough puzzles to fill up a full hour's worth for the panel. The panel was a success, and some laughs were to be had, and we started the infamous missing "E" incident.