2015 Design Program Students at the Hong Kong Community College of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University 

Designers: Lee Sze Ching, Hui Wai Sim

Illustrators: Chan Chau Tin, Lau Wing Yee, Tam Kam Siu, Hui Wai Sim, Tang Pui Ki

Design Concept: The board game "MTR Board Game" was developed in collaboration between People On Board and the MTR Corporation. The game aims to help children develop safe and courteous travel habits from an early age and foster awareness of safe MTR travel. At the start of the game, each player is assigned a mission. Player must choose the fastest route and resolve unexpected situations that arise along the way; the first player to reach the destination wins the game.

Awards:

2018 Hong Kong Designers Association Global Design Awards - Excellence Award 

2015 Hong Kong Smart Gift Design Awards (Leisure & Fun Gifts) - Merit Award

Designers: Wong Chung Hang, Leung Chun Fai

Illustrator: Leung Chun Fai

Design Concept: The game depicts the worst-case scenario of global warming. The ultimate goal is to guide the game pieces to the mountain refuge before all the icebergs melt. It's November already, and the Northern Hemisphere should be well into winter, but we're still wearing summer clothes. This has the kids a little worried - they're afraid winter won't come, and if it doesn't, their beloved Santa Claus won't show up in December. Mom and Dad try to explain that this is a phenomenon called "global warming", but the kids only seem to half-understand, leaving Mom and Dad feeling anxious. That's why the designer created this "The World Rescue" board game, allowing children to experience firsthand the dire consequences of "global warming". In this 20-minute game, players place ice cubes at the North and South Poles on the game board. The children must work together to relocate humanity to higher ground before the icebergs at the poles completely melt. On each turn, players can move either the same piece or different pieces to guide them to the final refuge. Although, the game cannot stop "global warming", we hope to use this opportunity to raise awareness and encourage everyone to discuss how we can be more environmentally friendly and protect the Earth!

Awards: 
2019 Asian Design Award Winner

Designer: Wong Chung Hang

Illustrator: Man Pak Hang

Design Concept: Cheung Po Tsai was a notorious pirate along the coast of Guangdong, China, in the early 19th century and is a well-known figure in Hong Kong history. Legend has it that after Cheung Po Tsai's death, his treasure map resurfaced. Drawn by the promise of this vast fortune, Qing soldiers, pirates, fishermen, and Portuguese all flocked to the area, using their ships to sail around Cheung Chau. In the game, players take on the roles of Qing soldiers, pirates, fishermen, or Portuguese. The first player to have their fleet sail around Cheung Chau for one full day wins the map to Cheung Po Tsai's treasure and is declared the winner. 

Designer: Wong Chung Hang

Illustrator: Tam Yik Yan

Design Concept: The board game "Passing the Torch: Jao Tsung-I - Cultural Journey Board Game" was developed through a collaboration between the Jao Tsung-I Cultural Center and the social enterprise "People On Board". The game is suitable for children aged 8 and up to play together with adults. In the game, players take on the roles of students of Chinese classical studies from different countries. By using "Transportation Cards", they follow Professor Jao Tsung-I's journey as he traveled to give lectures, collecting "Academic Score Cards" and "Self-Study Reward Cards" to accumulate credits. The first player to reach 100 credits wins. 

Awards
Silver Award at the 2017 Hong Kong Smart Design Awards (Leisure & Fun Category)