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Hauptverfasser:	Montola, Markus (VerfasserIn), Stenros, Jaakko (VerfasserIn), Waern, Annika (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	English
Veröffentlicht:	Amsterdam [u.a.] Elsevier Morgan Kaufmann 2009
Schlagworte:	Alternate reality games Fantasy games Games and technology Games > Design Entwurf Computerspiel Geländespiel Games / Design
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Beschreibung:	XXIII, 312 S. Ill. 24 cm
ISBN:	9780123748539 0123748534

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adam_text	ЕшаЖЩЩ^ Foreword Contributors Introduction How to Use This Book Acknowledgments XIII xvii xix xx xxii Theory .........................................................1 Case A Killer: The Game of Assassination ..........................................................................................................3 Markus Montóla and Jaakko Stenros Chapter 1 Games and Pervasive Games ............................................................................................................7 Markus Montóla Magic Circle as a Contract ...............................................................................................................................10 Blurring the Magic Circle ..................................................................................................................................11 Spatial Expansion: Whole World as Playground ..............................................................................12 Temporal Expansion: Renouncing the Play Session .......................................................................14 Social Expansion: Playing with Outsiders ...........................................................................................14 Rethinking Play for Pervasive Games ..........................................................................................................17 Emergent Gameplay...................................................................................................................................18 Between the Real and the Artificial .......................................................................................................19 Immediate Experiences ..............................................................................................................................20 Conclusions ...........................................................................................................................................................21 Notes ........................................................................................................................................................................22 Case BThe Beast ........................................................................................................................................................25 Markus Montóla and Jaakko Stenros Chapter 2 Pervasive Game Genres .....................................................................................................................31 Jaakko Stenros and Markus Montóla Established Genres .............................................................................................................................................31 Treasure Hunts ...............................................................................................................................................32 Assassination Games ...................................................................................................................................34 Pervasive Larps ..............................................................................................................................................35 Alternate Reality Games ............................................................................................................................37 Emerging Genres ................................................................................................................................................40 Smart Street Sports ......................................................................................................................................40 Playful Public Performances .....................................................................................................................41 Urban Adventure Games ...........................................................................................................................42 Reality Games .................................................................................................................................................44 VII CONTENTS Conclusions ...........................................................................................................................................................44 Notes ........................................................................................................................................................................45 Case С Shelby Logan s Run.................................................................................................................................... 47 Joe Belfiore Chapter 3 Historical Influences on Pervasive Games ..................................................................................53 Jaakko Stenros and Markus Montóla Play in Public Space ............................................................................................................................................54 Campus Culture .............................................................................................................................................55 Play in Everyday Life ...........................................................................................................................................56 Roots in Literature and Arts ............................................................................................................................58 Performing Arts .............................................................................................................................................59 Ludic Literature ..............................................................................................................................................61 Gamer Cultures ....................................................................................................................................................62 Role-Playing Games .....................................................................................................................................64 Persistent Virtual Worlds ............................................................................................................................65 The Migration of Influences ............................................................................................................................66 Conclusion .............................................................................................................................................................68 Notes ........................................................................................................................................................................69 Design .......................................................71 Case D BotFighters ....................................................................................................................................................73 OlliSotamaa Chapter 4 Designing Spatial Expansion ...........................................................................................................77 Markus Montóla, Jaakko Stenros and Annika Waern Playing in Public ..................................................................................................................................................77 Sightseeing and Local History .................................................................................................................79 Playing in Prepared Locations .................................................................................................................80 Urban, Suburban, and Rural ......................................................................................................................82 Playing on the Move ..........................................................................................................................................82 Traffic and Transportation .........................................................................................................................83 Global Gaming ...............................................................................................................................................83 Physical Play ..........................................................................................................................................................84 Indexicai Environment ................................................................................................................................84 Urban Exploration ........................................................................................................................................85 Exergames .......................................................................................................................................................86 Expanding to Virtual Spaces ...........................................................................................................................86 Cyberspace ......................................................................................................................................................88 Mixed Reality Games ...................................................................................................................................88 Conclusions ...........................................................................................................................................................89 Notes ................................................................................ 90 Case E Mystery on Fifth Avenue ..........................................................................................................................91 EricClough Chapters Designing Temporal Expansion .........................................................___________________97 Jaakko Stenros, Markus Montóla and Staffan Björk Styles of Temporal Expansion ........................................................................................................................97 VIII CONTENTS Dormant Games ............................................................................................................................................98 Ambient Games ............................................................................................................................................99 Asynchronous Games ..............................................................................................................................100 Temporally Seamless Games ................................................................................................................102 Persistent Worlds .......................................................................................................................................102 Structuring the Game Duration .................................................................................................................103 Starting the Game .....................................................................................................................................103 Tutorial Mode ..............................................................................................................................................104 Change over Time .....................................................................................................................................105 Late Arrivals and Early Leavers .............................................................................................................106 Managing Stress ...............................................................................................................................................106 Contextual Adaptability ..........................................................................................................................107 High Stakes and Social Obligations ...................................................................................................108 Interruptability ............................................................................................................................................108 Pace and Stress ...........................................................................................................................................109 Information Overload ..............................................................................................................................109 Conclusion ..........................................................................................................................................................109 Notes .....................................................................................................................................................................110 Case F Momentum .................................................................................................................................................111 Jaakko Stenros and Markus Montóla Chapter 6 Designing Social Expansion ..........................................................................................................117 Markus Montola.Jaakko Stenros and Annika Waern Game Awareness ..............................................................................................................................................118 Game Invitations ........................................................................................................................................119 Modes of Participation ............................................................................................................................120 Playing with Outsiders ...................................................................................................................................121 Fostering Pronoia ......................................................................................................................................122 Emergent Interaction ...............................................................................................................................123 Empowerment on the Brink ..................................................................................................................124 Double Life ...................................................................................................................................................125 Power Structures ........................................................................................................................................125 Social Play ............................................................................................................................................................126 Performative Play .......................................................................................................................................126 Having Fun Together ................................................................................................................................127 Collective Play .............................................................................................................................................128 Conclusions ........................................................................................................................................................128 Notes .....................................................................................................................................................................129 Case G PacManhattan ...........................................................................................................................................131 Frank Lantz Chapter 7 Pervasive Game Design Strategies .............................................................................................137 Jaakko Stenros, Markus Montala and Annika Waern Tangible Experience Design ........................................................................................................................137 Surpassing Expectations ........................................................................................................................138 LinkedTasks .................................................................................................................................................139 Real Challenges ..........................................................................................................................................140 The 360° Illusion .........................................................................................................................................141 The Magician s Curtain ...................................................................................................................................142 ix CONTENTS This Is Not a Game .....................................................................................................................................142 Seamless Life/Game Merger .................................................................................................................144 Runtime Game Mastering ............................................................................................................................145 Gods and Power Users .............................................................................................................................145 Active Game Management ....................................................................................................................146 Keeping Track of the Game ....................................................................................................................147 Dealing with Large Scale and Long Duration ................................................................................148 Games Telling Stories .....................................................................................................................................149 Distributed Narrative ................................................................................................................................150 Collective Story ...........................................................................................................................................150 First Person Story .......................................................................................................................................151 Replayable Progression ...........................................................................................................................153 General Issues of Game Design ..................................................................................................................153 Sustaining the Critical Mass ..................................................................................................................153 Pacing the Game ........................................................................................................................................154 Immersion and Flow .................................................................................................................................155 Casual Pervasive Games ..........................................................................................................................156 Conclusions ........................................................................................................................................................157 Notes .....................................................................................................................................................................157 Case H Epidemic Menace ....................................................................................................................................159 Jaakko Stenros and Markus Montóla Chapter 8 Information Technology in Pervasive Games ........................................................................163 Annika Waern Supporting Play with Technology .............................................................................................................163 Technology-Sustained Games .............................................................................................................164 Seamful Design ..........................................................................................................................................167 Giving Technology a Role .............................................................................................................................168 Giving Information a Role ......................................................................................................................169 Technological Performatives ................................................................................................................169 Designing Interactive Artifacts ...................................................................................................................170 Conclusions ........................................................................................................................................................174 Notes .....................................................................................................................................................................174 Case I Insectopia .....................................................................................................................................................175 Johan Peitz Chapter 9 Designing Pervasive Games for Mobile Phones ...................................................................179 Jussi Holopainen and Annika Waern Personal and Mobile Communication and Computing ...................................................................179 Pocket Computing ....................................................................................................................................180 Pervasive Presence in Mobile Phone Games ........................................................................................181 Player Identification .................................................................................................................................18 ι Game World Identification ....................................................................................................................182 Player-to-Player Interaction ...................................................................................... _ i83 Communities ............................................................................ 184 Design Strategies ............................................................................... .............................................. 1 34 CONTENTS Mobile Phones as Context Sensor Platforms .................................................................................185 Games of Casual Exploration ................................................................................................................185 Mirror World Games .................................................................................................................................186 Communication Outside the Game World ......................................................................................186 Viral Invitations ...........................................................................................................................................187 Creating Critical Mass with Short Play Sessions ............................................................................188 Activity Blending ........................................................................................................................................188 Conclusions ........................................................................................................................................................189 Notes .....................................................................................................................................................................190 Society .....................................................191 Case J Vem Gråter ...................................................................................................................................................193 Markus Montóla and Annika Waern Chapter 10 The Ethics of Pervasive Gaming ................................................................................................197 Jaakko Stenros, Markus Montóla and Annika Waern Player Ethics ........................................................................................................................................................198 Obfuscation of Consequences .............................................................................................................199 Division of Accountability ......................................................................................................................199 Player Consent ............................................................................................................................................201 Ethics and Unaware Participation .............................................................................................................203 Offenses, Harms, and Nuisances ..........................................................................................................205 Invitations and Invasions ........................................................................................................................205 Pervasive Games and Society .....................................................................................................................206 Societal Context of Play ..........................................................................................................................206 Games as Political Action .......................................................................................................................209 Games as Art ................................................................................................................................................210 Conclusion ..........................................................................................................................................................211 Notes .....................................................................................................................................................................212 Case К REXplorer .....................................................................................................................................................215 Rafael Tico Ballagas and Steffen P. Walz Chapter 11 Marketing the Category of Pervasive Games ......................................................................219 Mattias Svahn and Fredrik Lange The Power of Categorization .......................................................................................................................219 Apples and Oranges: Cognitive Economy .......................................................................................221 I Sort,Therefore I Am: Perceived World Structure .........................................................................222 The Best of the Best: Category Essence ............................................................................................222 One Game to Beat Them AlhCategory Prototype ........................................................................222 Up and Down theTree^ypicality and Vertical Categorization ...............................................223 Pervasive Game: An Ugly Duckling? .........................................................................................................225 Pardon Me, Is This the Reality Department? ...................................................................................226 How and Where to Market? .........................................................................................................................227 The Alternative to Entertainment ....................................................................................................228 Conclusions ........................................................................................................................................................229 xi CONTENTS Notes.....................................................................................................................................................................229 Case L Uncle Roy All Around You .....................................................................................................................231 Matt Adams Chapter 1 2 Art and Politics of Pervasive Games........................................................................................235 Matt Adams, Martin Ericsson and Frank Lana Mixed Reality Arts............................................................................................................................................ 236 Tunnels in the Sand: Liminal and Pervasive Role-Playing ................................................................240 Pervasive Games and the Art Question ................................................................................................245 Notes .....................................................................................................................................................................249 Case M The Amazing Race ..................................................................................................................................251 Markus Montóla and Jaakko Stenros Chapter 13 Pervasive Games in Media Culture ..........................................................................................257 Jaakko Stenros, Mariais Montóla and Frans Mäyrä Blur of the Real and the Fictive ...................................................................................................................258 Mediated Reality ........................................................................................................................................258 Projected Identity _____..........................................................................................................................260 Struggle over Public Space ..........................................................................................................................262 Visual Arts in Concrete Jungle ..............................................................................................................264 Rise of Ludus in Society .................................................................................................................................266 The Playful and the Serious ..........................................................................................................................267 Fabrication and Pretence ........................................................................................................................271 Pervasive Games in Ludic Society .......................................................................................................273 Toward a Pervasive Gaming Culture ........................................................................................................275 Notes .....................................................................................................................................................................277 References .................................................................................................................................................................279 Source of Illustrations ...........................................................................................................................................299 Index ............................................................................................................................................................................303 Disclaimer This book discusses numerous forms of play. The fact that they are discussed should not be read as encouragement or an endorsement. Some of them are very dangerous, illegal, or both. While we discuss some of the hazards and safety considerations, we do not cover all the problems and dangers of any form of play. Only the organizers and participants of a game can take responsibility on how a game turns out. The authors or the publisher do not take any responsibility regarding the use of this book. Please visit the book s official website and blog at http://pervasivegames.wordpress.com XII GAME DESIGN Markus Montóla Jaakko Stenros Annika Waern Theory and Design Experiences on the Boundary Between Life and Play This book is the definitive guide to the past, present, and future of stories and games that jump out of their cages and into your real life. Whether it s characters that call you on the phone or game play that happens on the bus on your way to work, this kind of immersive entertainment will define the culture of the next century as surely as the movies dominated the last one. Sean Stewart, Chief Creative, Fourth Wall Studios, and author of the cross-media international bestseller, Cathy s Book Standing at the intersection of games, design and theory, the authors of Pervasive Games: Theory and Design, bring fresh air into game studies with this look at the field of ubiquitous play. Deeply connected to critical game studies, and filled with design case studies, this book is an excellent source for those involved in the design, study or play of pervasive games. Tracy Fullerton, Associate Professor, USC School of Cinematic Arts and Author of Game Design Workshop Quickly emerging from the fast-paced growth of mobile communications and wireless technologies, pervasive games take gaming away from the computer screen and back to the three-dimensional world. Now games can be designed to be played in public spaces like shopping malls, conferences, museums and other non-traditional game venues. Game designers need to understand how to use the world as a gamespace — both the challenges and advantages of doing so. This book shows how to change the face of play — who plays, when and where they play and what that play means to all involved. The authors explore aspects of pervasive games that concern game designers: what makes these games compelling, what makes them possible today and how they are made. For game researchers, it provides a solid theoretical, philosophical and aesthetic understanding of the genre. Pervasive Games covers everything from theory and design to the history and marketing. • Clear, illustrated set of how it works descriptions demystify pervasive games for game designers, so that they can learn how to engage players real-time experiences beyond the mobile phone or computer screen • Thirteen case studies with illustrative and inspiring examples make the entire pervasive games design space tangible and also includes a regularly updated blog: http^/pervasivegames.wordpress.com • Provides practical design tips, potential pitfalls, design problems from real games, and inspiration from some of the most interesting pervasive game designers in the world, including Matt Adams, and Frank Lantz By Markus Montóla, Jaakko Stenros, Annika Waern and others. Markus Montóla (M.Soc. Sc.) is currently a researcher at Nokia Research Center and a doctoral candidate at University of Tampere, Finland. Jaakko Stenros (M.Soc.Sc.) is currently a researcher at the Game Research Lab at the University of Tampere, Finland. Annika Waern (PhD) is senior researcher for Mobile Life at Stockholm University and studio director for the game studio at the Interactive Institute. USER LEVEL: All Levels of Game Designers/Developers Cover image: Can You See Me Now? by Blast Theory. Based on a photo by Blast Theory.
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spellingShingle	Montola, Markus Stenros, Jaakko Waern, Annika Pervasive games theory and design Alternate reality games Fantasy games Games and technology Games Design Entwurf (DE-588)4121208-3 gnd Computerspiel (DE-588)4010457-6 gnd Geländespiel (DE-588)4130964-9 gnd
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title	Pervasive games theory and design
title_auth	Pervasive games theory and design
title_exact_search	Pervasive games theory and design
title_full	Pervasive games theory and design Markus Montola, Jaakko Stenros, and Annika Waern
title_fullStr	Pervasive games theory and design Markus Montola, Jaakko Stenros, and Annika Waern
title_full_unstemmed	Pervasive games theory and design Markus Montola, Jaakko Stenros, and Annika Waern
title_short	Pervasive games
title_sort	pervasive games theory and design
title_sub	theory and design
topic	Alternate reality games Fantasy games Games and technology Games Design Entwurf (DE-588)4121208-3 gnd Computerspiel (DE-588)4010457-6 gnd Geländespiel (DE-588)4130964-9 gnd
topic_facet	Alternate reality games Fantasy games Games and technology Games Design Entwurf Computerspiel Geländespiel
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