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Game design workshop: a playcentric approach to creating innovative games

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Hauptverfasser:	Fullerton, Tracy (VerfasserIn), Swain, Christopher (VerfasserIn), Hoffman, Steven (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Amsterdam [u.a.] Elsevier Morgan Kaufmann 2008
Ausgabe:	2. ed.
Schlagworte:	Computer games > Programming Computer games > Design Computer graphics Programmierung Computerspiel Entwurf
Online-Zugang:	Publisher description Inhaltsverzeichnis
Beschreibung:	Includes bibliographical references and index
Beschreibung:	XX, 470 S. Ill.
ISBN:	9780240809748 0240809742

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adam_text	Table of Contents Foreword .................................................... xiii Acknowledgments ............................................ xv Image Credits and Copyright Notices ...........................xvii Introduction ................................................. xix Part I Game Design Basics ........................1 Chapter 1 The Role of the Game Designer ....................... 2 An Advocate for the Player ...................................................... 2 Passions and Skills .............................................................. 5 A Playcentric Design Process .................................................... IO Designers You Should Know .................................................... ?2 The Iterative Design Process .................................................... 16 Designing for Innovation ......................................................... 21 Conclusion ..................................................................... 21 Designer Perspective: Peter Molyneux .......................................... 22 Designer Perspective: Warren Spector .......................................... 23 Further Reading ................................................................ 25 Chapter 2 The Structure of Games ............................. 26 Go Fish versus Quake ........................................................... 26 Engaging the Player ............................................................. 33 What is a Puzzle? .............................................................. 35 The Sum of the Parts ............................................................ 42 Defining Games ................................................................. 42 Beyond Definitions .............................................................. 43 Conclusion ..................................................................... 44 VII VIII Table of Contents Designer Perspective: American McGee ......................................... 45 Designer Perspective: Sandy Petersen ........................................... 47 Further Reading ................................................................ 48 Chapter 3 Working with Formal Elements .......................49 Players ......................................................................... 49 Persuasive Games ............................................................. 57 Objectives ..................................................................... 60 Procedures ..................................................................... 66 Rules .......................................................................... 68 Resources ...................................................................... 72 Conflict ........................................................................ 77 Boundaries ..................................................................... 78 Outcome ....................................................................... 80 Conclusion ..................................................................... 81 Designer Perspective: Lome Lanning ............................................ 82 Designer Perspective: Marc LeBlanc ............................................ 84 Further Reading ................................................................ 85 Chapter 4 Working with Dramatic Elements ..................... Об Challenge ...................................................................... 86 Play ........................................................................... 91 Premise ........................................................................ 93 Character ...................................................................... 96 Story .......................................................................... 1OO The Two Great Myths of Interactive Storytelling ................................. Ю2 World Building ..................................................................102 The Dramatic Arc ...............................................................1O4 Conclusion .....................................................................106 Designer Perspective: Dr. Ray Muzyka .......................................... Ю7 Designer Perspective: Don Daglow ............................................. 108 Further Reading ................................................................ no Chapter 5 Working with System Dynamics ....................... ill Games as Systems .................................. .................. m System Dynamics ............................................................. T15 Deconstructing Set ............................................................ nó Interacting with Systems .........................................................130 A Conversation with Will Wright ..........................................134 Tuning Game Systems ............................. ...............130 Table of Contents IX Conclusion .....................................................................140 Designer Perspective: Alan R. Moon ............................................ 747 Designer Perspective: Frank Lantz .............................................. 743 Further Reading ................................................................145 Part 2 Designing a Game ........................147 Chapter 6 Conceptualization ................................. 148 Coming Up With Ideas ..........................................................148 Brainstorming Skills ............................................................. 150 Alternate Methods ..............................................................153 Editing and Refining .............................................................156 Electronic Arts Preproduction Workshop ........................................ 757 Turning Ideas into a Game ....................................................... ló2 Where Do Game Ideas Come From? ............................................ 764 Getting the Most out of Focus Groups .......................................... 7óó Conclusion .....................................................................169 Designer Perspective: Bill Roper ................................................ 770 Designer Perspective: Josh Holmes ............................................. 772 Further Reading ................................................................ 174 Chapter 7 Prototyping ........................................175 Methods of Prototyping ......................................................... 175 Catastrophic Prototyping and Other Stories .................................... 7Ő2 Prototyping Your Original Game Idea .............................................188 The Design Evolution of Magic: The Gathering .................................. 797 Making the Physical Prototype Better ..............................................206 Beyond the Physical Prototype ................................................... 206 Conclusion .....................................................................207 Designer Perspective: James Ernest ............................................ 2O8 Designer Perspective: Katie Salen .............................................. 27O Further Reading ................................................................ 212 Chapter б Digital Prototyping .................................213 Types of Digital Prototypes ...................................................... 213 using Soßware Prototypes in Game Design ..................................... 22О Prototyping for Game Feel .....................................................224 Designing Control Schemes ......................................................227 Prototyping Cloud ............................................................228 Selecting Viewpoints ............................................................ 231 X Table of Contents Effective Interface Design .........................................................235 Prototyping Tools ...............................................................238 Conclusion ..................................................................... 241 Designer Perspective: David Perry ..............................................242 Designer Perspective: Brenda Brathwaite .......................................244 Further Reading ................................................................246 Chapter 9 Playtesting .......................................248 Playtesting and Iterative Design .................................................249 Recruiting Playtesters ..........................................................249 Conducting a Playtesting Session ................................................252 Methods of Playtesting .........................................................256 Why We Play Games ..........................................................258 The Play Matrix ................................................................ 260 Taking Notes ...................................................................262 Basic Usability Techniques ......................................................264 Data Gathering ................................................................264 Test Control Situations .........................................................265 Wow Feedback from Typical Gamers Can Help Avoid Disappointing Outcomes .... 266 Playtesting Practice ............................................................ 2Ó9 Conclusion .................................................................... 271 Designer Perspective: Rob Daviau ..............................................272 Designer Perspective: Graeme Bayless .........................................274 Further Reading ................................................................276 Chapter 10 Functionality, Completeness, and Balance ...........277 What Are You Testing For? ...................................................... 277 Is Your Game Functional? .......................................................279 Is Your Game Internally Complete? ..............................................279 Is Your Game Balanced? ........................................................286 A Conversation with Rob Pardo ............................................... 298 Techniques for Balancing Your Game ............................................. 304 Conclusion ..................................................................... 306 Designer Perspective: Brian Hersch ............................................ 307 Designer Perspective: Heather Kelley .......................................... 309 Further Reading ............................................................... 311 Chapter η Fun and Accessibility ............................312 Is Your Game Fun? ............................................................ 312 Improving Player Choices ...................................................... 318 The Core Mechanic: Game Design as Activity Design ........................... ЗЗО Table of Contents XI Fun Killers.................................................................... 334 Beyond Fun .................................................................. 337 Is Your Game Accessible? ...................................................... 337 Using Audio as a Game Feedback Device ...................................... 338 Conclusion ................................................................... 342 Designer Perspective: Richard Hilleman ........................................ 343 Designer Perspective: Bruce C. Shelley ........................................ 344 Further Reading ................................................................ 346 Part 3 Working As a Game Designer .............347 Chapter 12 Team Structures ..................................348 Team Structure ............................................................... 348 Developer s Team ............................................................. 35O Applying for a Job in Game Design ............................................ 352 Advice from the International Game Developers Association (IGDA) on Choosing an Academic Game Program ................................... 360 Publisher s Team .............................................................. 362 Team Profile .................................................................. 366 All Contribute to the Design ................................................... 366 Team Building .................................................................... 368 Team Communication ......................................................... 368 Conclusion ................................................................... 369 Designer Perspective: Matt Firor .............................................. 37O Designer Perspective: Jenova Chen ........................................... 372 Further Reading ............................................................... 374 Chapter 13 Stages of Development ............................375 Stages Defined ................................................................ 375 From Classroom to Console-. Producing flOw for the PlayStation 3............... 380 How to Make a Project Plan ..................................................... 382 Business Opportunities for Independents ...................................... 386 Conclusion ................................................................... 389 Designer Perspective: Stan Chow .............................................. 390 Designer Perspective: Starr Long .............................................. 39 Further Reading ............................................................... 393 Chapter 14 The Design Document .............................394 Communication and the Design Document ...................................... 394 Contents of a Design Document ................................................ 395 XII Table of Contents Writing Your Design Document .................................................. 400 Indie Game Jam.- An Outlet for innovation and Experimental Game Design ....... 403 Conclusion ...................................................................... 406 Designer Perspective: Chris Taylor ............................................... 4OJ Designer Perspective: Troy Dunniway ............................................ 4OÇ Further Reading ............................................................... 412 Chapter 15 Understanding the Game Industry .................413 The Size of the Game Industry .................................................. 413 Platforms for Distribution ...................................................... 414 Genres of Gameplay .......................................................... 415 Alternatives: Games for Girls and Women ........................................ 418 Publishers .................................................................... 421 Developers ................................................................... 422 The Business of Game Publishing ............................................... 423 Alternatives: Understanding the Tabletop Game Industry: A Guide for Inventors .. 424 Conclusion ................................................................... 431 Beginner Perspective: Jesse Vigil ................................................ 432 Perspective from The Trenches: Jim Vessel/a ..................................... 434 Further Reading ............................................................... 434 Chapter 16 Selling Yourself and Your Ideas to the Game Industry ... 436 Getting a Job at a Publisher or Developer ....................................... 436 An Interview with a Game Agent ................................................. 44O Pitching Your Original Ideas .................................................... 442 Selling Ideas to the Game Industry ............................................... 444 Independent Production ....................................................... 447 Conclusion ................................................................... 448 Designer Perspective: Christopher Rubyor ....................................... 449 Designer Perspective.- Scott Miller ................................................ 45? Further Reading ............................................................... 452 Conclusion ....................................................453 Index ............................................................455
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