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Code Breakers

Chenguang Liu

Chenguang Liu is an exhibition designer and experience creator who hopes to provide a better community experience for marginalized groups through narrative experience design. She joined Royal Society for Blind Children and collaborated with Stargardt's Connected as a volunteer for visually impaired children during her studies at CSM.

Chenguang Liu is an exhibition designer and experience creator who hopes to provide a better comm...

Code Breakers:

A role-playing game for visually impaired children 

Code Breakers is a role-playing game that uses interactive installations to help visually impaired children experience the story of code breakers in the history of World War II. The proposal for the experience was set in Bletchley Park, with the prototype of the event at Siobhan Davies Studios, next to the Imperial War Museum.  

The target audience is visually impaired children aged 11-15 who are interested in history and team activities. They discover and crack telegraph clues through Braille and multi-sensory interactions, going through stages of curiosity, error, challenge and success as they have fun working as a team.   

The project aims to provide a more autonomous approach to social activities for visually impaired children and to create opportunities for socialization and positive development of the individual character of visually impaired children. 

Collaborators

Stargardt's Connected (Charity)

Emma Brohan (Spatial designer)

Lingxi Hua (Textile designer)

Final work

Code Breakers: A role-playing game for visually impaired children

Children explored the interactive installation on their own.

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Code Breakers

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