Single Player Games

Between 2000 and 2007 I made approximately 50 games for the Schooltv website (I worked for the Dutch educational broadcasting corporation: TeleacNOT) in Javascript, Director and Flash. Play a few of these games on my design website
As time permits, I'll fill out the following list and add some links.

Choice, 2005, made for the MMS course for a masters in Media Technology, University of Leiden with Ralph Kok.
Created in flash as a modular game where content can be easily changed by educators. Here the avatar evolves in response to the player's choices they are faced with while walking along the street from home to school, and while in the playground.
In 2006 a Dutch version of this game was developed into a game with content related to social mores, and purchased by the schooltv programme Nieuws uit de Natuur (News from Nature).

Open a Window, 2005, made for the HCI course for a masters in Media Technology, University of Leiden with Roal de Vries.
Created in Javascript. You see a sentence in Māori where the play is to work out the meaning of the sentence using visual clues.

The Cat and Mouse Story, 2007, made for the Schooltv children's programme, Huisje Boompje Beestje (6-10 years). Made in flash, a drag and drop game which can then be printed out which children can cut and fold into a booklet.

The Water Game, 2002, made for the Schooltv children's programme, Huisje Boompje Beestje (6-10 years). Made in flash, a drag and drop game with a timer.

Tweenies colour-in, 2002, made in Flash for the Schooltv children's Dutch language version of the BBC programme, The Tweenies
(2-5 years). An online colouring-in gadget where there are 19 shades of colour to choose from. Click on a colour and then the location.
You can play with this here: Colour Bella.

Make your own Christmas tree, 2002, made for the Schooltv children's programme, Huisje Boompje Beestje (6-10 years). Players choose the branches, cones, leaves, etc, can resize or rotate them and so on to build their own tree which they can then decorate. Made in flash which can then be printed out only showing the tree you made and decorated.