Gameplay Creating the Experience. Definition Choices, challenges, or consequences that players face while navigating a virtual environment. Gameplay is.

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Gameplay Creating the Experience

Definition Choices, challenges, or consequences that players face while navigating a virtual environment. Gameplay is the story.

Rules of play – must fit into the story line Victory conditions – how the player wins –Battleship – “sink the opponents ships” –Tetris – no real victory – just keeps getting more difficult –Civilization IV – achieving dominance Loss conditions – implicit and explicit –Implicit – did not exceed the highest score –Explicit - died

Interactivity Modes Player-to-game –Spacial representation, mapping, environment, atmosphere, content Player-to-player –Multiplayer, cooperation, competition –Scotland Yard – criminal and detectives Player-to-developer –Chat rooms and forums Player-to-platform –Graphics and sound capabilities

Game Theory Zero-sum Non-zero-sum –Prisoner’s Dilemma Reward Punishment Temptation Defeat –Tragedy of the Commons Rational decisions lead to irrational results Your partner keeps quiet Your partner squeals You keep quiet 1 year5 years You squeal 0 years3 years

Types of Challenges Implicit and Explicit Perfect and Imperfect Information Intrinsic and Extrinsic Knowledge Pattern Recognition and Matching Spacial Awareness Micromanagement Reaction Time

Challenges and Game Goals Advancement Race Puzzle-solving Exploration Conflict Capture Chase Organization Escape Taboo Construction Solution Outwit

Balance Strategic Balance –Obvious Strategies –Symmetry –Trade-0ffs –Combination –Feedback Dynamic –Destruction –Maintenance –Restoration Economies

Gameplay and Level Design Creating the world Incorporating the story into the world Moves the game play forward