I made a SketchUp "Game" made with Dynamic Components

I finished this about two months ago. I’m just getting a chance now to share it with the community.

My SketchUp Dynamic Component board game style “Game”.
A point and click interactive model.

I wanted to work on my modeling skills and learn Dynamic Components.
So, using SketchUp Pro 2020, I created models of three real world buildings with models of game tokens from several real world board games, mixed with a little scifi references and placed them into a board game styled like an island, themed to SketchUp and Dynamic Components. Viola.

SKUPDYCO FUNLAND.

This link is to a video walk through of the game environment/island. Rendered in TwinMotion (which I’m still learning). Music starts after the titles. This is 2 minutes long.
https://youtu.be/G8arESuXYa4

This link is to a video screen capture of the “game” being played. This is just shy of 7 minutes long.
https://youtu.be/FkeEonEvCaE

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I know it’s been a while, but I just checked out your SketchUp game with Dynamic Components, and that’s super cool! It’s incredible how you can use SketchUp for something like that. I’ve dabbled a bit in it but mostly stick to regular designs. It’s fantastic to see someone take it to the next level. Games can bring a whole new vibe to 3D modeling.
I remember when I tried to create something fun, but I ended up just playing solitaire instead. Sometimes, you need a good game to kick back with. I’d love to see more of what you’ve made. Do you have any tips for someone who wants to dive into making games in SketchUp?