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Andrew 20Looney
Andrew Looney, of ["Looney Labs Games"], is the creator of many well-known games, such as ["Icehouse"] . . . Words: "Let's Play Again!" ---- CategoryPerson | CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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AsymmetricalDistribution
If all players are exactly equal, there may be little need for PlayerInteraction, and less possibility . . . resources evenly, but not symmetrically. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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AvoidRandomAdversity
In a sense, a special case of RandomReinforcementSchedule and PositiveReinforcement, as noted by ["Bruce . . . more player frustration it will engender. ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryAntiPattern | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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BeginAtTheMiddle
This refers to how you design the game. The midgame is the largest part of the player experience. Develop . . . From ["Better By Design"], October 2002. ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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BoardGame
A game, often played on some sort of board, which may include any number of cards, counters, or playing . . . make it easier or more difficult to play. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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Bomb
A bomb is a pivotal game event. It is defined by a reward greater than the resources required to generate . . . time and at which of the known locations. ----- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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BossPattern
= Boss Pattern = I'm not really clear on why bosses are considered an almost mandatory component of videogames. . . . be level 2, or the bow with some arrows.) ---- CategoryGoodIdea CategoryLevelDesignPatterns . . .
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BreakTheRulesAndPatterns
= Break The Rules And Patterns = There are all kinds of ["Pattern"]s we could recognize in games, some . . . and divines." - Ralph Waldo Emerson ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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CalculatedRisk
Excluding the last move of the game, if the effect of an action on the end of the game is known with . . . will not have exactly the expected result. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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CategoryGoodIdea
Category: Good Idea . . .
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Challenge
'''Challenge''' is adversity. It's the element of gaming pleasure that makes you frown. (Contrast ["Fun"].) . . . elements that are both FunAndChallenging. ---- CategoryGoodIdea CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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ClearShortTermGoal
If the player does not understand the rules, the goal of the game, or the currently available means to . . . action [of the game] painfully obvious. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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CompellingGoal
If the players do not desire the the goal of the game, they will not become truly involved in the game, . . . and later expounded upon in April 2003. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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Competition
Without a challenge, players may lose interest. One of the easiest ways to create ["Challenge"] is to . . . game, most often found in a OnePlayerGame. ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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ComplexActionsOnlyOnce
Performing an identical, complex, series of actions more than once can become tedious ["Bob Bates"] calls . . . the grove before tackling the harder ones. ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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ContinuousWorld
= Continuous World = Applies to: Action/Adventure computer games. Problem: Games where you play a succession . . . Half-Life, Quake 2, Metroid, Castlevania ---- CategoryGoodIdea CategoryHolisticDesignPattern . . .
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DepthOfChoices
"The depth of decisions [...] should be such that the appropriate decision is not immediately/completely . . . thread] on BGDF. ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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DepthVersusIntricacy
"I think complexity is actually often used to mean two things. One is depth, which is how difficult a . . . Options Versus Real Choices"] ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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DifficultyOfChoices
"One of the main aspects of depth is difficulty and number of decisions that must be made, and this also . . . Options Versus Real Choices"] ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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DimensionalAnalysis
This concept, gleaned from ["Ray Petersen"], comes from database theory, where one wishes to find the . . . of a BoardGame. * FourteenFormsOfFun. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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Diplomacy
Often, a player would like the hinder the progress of another player. Or, two or more players would like . . . roads and towns can also lead to deals. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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Discovery
If every aspect of the game is known at the start, there will be less tension (CalculatedRisk) in each . . . a whole, and with each time it is played. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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DisparityOfValuation
In order for a TradingGame to work, there must exist a disparity of value over players and resources. . . . type of bean would actually be a penalty. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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DoorKeyLevelPattern
= Door Key Level Pattern = Problem: We want to give the player the illusion of freedom and nonlinearity, . . . games exhibit similar structures. ---- CategoryGoodIdea CategoryLevelDesignPatterns . . .
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DownWithFun
["Mark LeBlanc"] at http://world.std.com/~mahk/algorithmancy/ discusses this. ["Jean-Paul LeBreton"] . . . if "you have no words and must design." ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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EliminateCheating
= Don't Let The Player Cheat = I used to have a game design rule which was 'Let the Player Cheat'. I've . . . bracket subsections reasonably well. ----- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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EmergentStrategies
= Emergent Strategies = http://www.gamasutra.com/features/20010627/rouse_02.htm (free registration required) . . . strategies have been found and removed. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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EmotionalHeart
In the April 2003 Issue of ['Game Developer Magazine"], John Gilles and Chris Klug wrote an article entitled . . . ---- Probably related to ThematicDesign. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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Evolution
If a the rules and tokens of a game are static, players may, over time, become bored with it. This idea . . . how the game might evolve in the future. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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FiveQuestions
["Ray Petersen"]'s version of DimensionalAnalysis. * ''Who'': Who performs an action? (player, unit, . . . their goals? How is an action resolved? ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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FourteenFormsOfFun
* ["Beauty"] * ["Immersion"] * IntellectualProblemSolving * ["Competition"] * SocialInteraction * ["Comedy"] . . . Garneau"] on ["Gamasutra"] for the details. ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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Fun
'''Fun''' is enjoyment. It's the more lighthearted aspect of the pleasure derived from a good game, the . . . MaximizeFunMinimizeFrustration ---- CategoryGoodIdea ---- I don't like [http://theoryoffun.com/ . . .
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FunAndChallenging
See ["Fun"] and ["Challenge"]. In the past few decades, as game design has become a discipline and generally . . . what a turn!"). * ''(Other examples?)'' ---- CategoryGoodIdea CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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FunForThePlayer
The game designer must remember that the ultimate goal is fun for the ''player'' -- not fun for the designer, . . . top instead of have a realistic reaction. ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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Game 20Points 20Don 27t 20Go 20Down
Essentially, structure scoring to award fewer points instead of taking away previously hard-won points. . . . just an instance of PositiveReinforcement. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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GoodIdea
Good ideas may be somewhat useful, but they aren't ["Pattern"]s. Simply putting a name to a concept can . . . For a list of good ideas on this website, visit CategoryGoodIdea. ---- ''I have a list of game elements . . . a Wiki:WalledGarden, I would make the new pages CategoryGoodIdea pages rather than adding ''an entirely . . . content from your seed wiki to the corresponding CategoryGoodIdea pages on this wiki, instead of creating . . . ''I hesitated to put them in CategoryGoodIdea since most of the ideas there were . . .
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HolisticDesign
= Holistic Design = Mark Cerny uses the term 'holistic' design to describe the macro-design of how the . . . listed in CategoryHolisticDesignPattern. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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HomePage
= Game Design Wiki = This site has been established to foster the collaborative development of the principles . . . games. * SiteNews == Major Sections == * See the CategoryGoodIdea page for some good ideas on GameDesign. . . .
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InformationAsCommodity
A more compelling experience can be created by hiding some of the game information and allowing players . . . and the formation of ["Diplomacy"]. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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Intention
If the player cannot develop a plan in the game, he will not feel in control of it. This idea comes from . . . their own plans throughout the game. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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IrreversibleConsequences
= Irreversible Consequences = Not only should your consequence be perceivable, it should be a consequence . . . if the consequences don't matter. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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LetPlayersTurnTheGameOff
Mostly relevant to ComputerGame''''''s, but quite possibly applicable to other games. For instance, if . . . (some additional notes in November 2002). ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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MakeThePlayerAhero
= Make The Player A Hero = This is another Midway/Atari via Mark Nau rule, that applies to action-adventure . . . the screen, but sitting in front of it." ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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MaximizeFunMinimizeFrustration
In ["Game Design: SotS"], ["Bruce Shelly"] sums up his game design tips with this rule: "Work towards . . . may help focus areas to grow or cut back. ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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MeaningfulChoices
With no viable choices, the player will be quickly frustrated. With only one choice, the player will . . . I'm still strongly objecting to this being in CategoryGoodIdea - I've yet to see a single game where . . . this actually added to the fun. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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MechanicsThatCombine
One one hand, SimpleAsPossible. On the other, large game spaces create MeaningfulChoices and EmergentStrategies. . . . rather than explicit or direct ways. ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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MicroMacroSimilarityLevelPattern
= Micro Macro Similarity Level Pattern = Frequently, the way rooms or platforms are laid out in a level . . . Examples: Final Fight, Metroid Prime ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork CategoryLevelDesignPatterns . . .
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ModesAreBad
= Modes Are Bad = This applies to computer/video games. This comes from UI design. Back in the days of . . . modes, make their current state blatant. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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MoveAndAttackInDifferentDirections
When a character is free to move about in two or three dimensions, there is a tendancy to lock the player's . . . regardless of what way the player is moving ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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NoSkillCap
= Don't Put A Cap On How Good Someone Can Get At The Game = This is the "Hard To Master" part of "Simple . . . Pajitnov"] in ["Game Design: SotS"]. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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OnlyOneOrderOfSimulation
= Only One Order Of Simulation = In other words, don't simulate a simulation. Virtual paintball would . . . out patterns just as well as sim-games do. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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OpportunityToWin
In some games, players start out with a unique situation, which may not be properly balanced with the . . . === * No ["Kingmaker"] * NoEarlyElimination ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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OptimalPathsLevelPattern
= Optimal Paths Level Pattern = The game designer consciously provides a best strategy (or strategies) . . . ways to beat the computer more easily. ---- CategoryGoodIdea CategoryLevelDesignPatterns CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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OrderMaintainingEnergy
\x91'Every point of order imposed on a system requires the continuous expenditure of energy to maintain . . . returned to the project. -["Justin Love"] ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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Originality
= Originality = Peter Drucker talks of two kinds of innovation strategies: "Being first with the most" . . . GTA to the Xbox --), is simply less risky. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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OrthogonalElements
= Orthogonal Elements = Allow me to misuse a math term here. The elements of a game should multiply the . . . ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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ParallelChallenges
If they player can operate in only one field, there is a chance that he will become stuck or fall very . . . a player to achieve goals and victories. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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ParallelMechanics
["James Kyle"] had an insight for us at ["Protospiel"] 2003. ''Game mechanics are easier to understand . . . systems, there were parallel mechanics). ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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PartialInfluence
Perfect control is boring. No control is frustrating and probably boring, on top of offering not MeaningfulChoices. . . . that all players are trying to duplicate. ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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PerceivableConsequences
The apparent results of action. A quality of interaction design that presents clear, causal reaction . . . ["Todd Johnson"] in ["Game Design: SotS"] ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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PerceivableEvents
If players can not figure out what a game is doing, they will have a very difficult time figuring out . . . are clear and easy for players to follow. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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PlayerExperiences
Experiences of players within the game, inhabiting the [[TheMagicCircle]], where stimuli considered and . . . * Constant Engagement (TimeBetweenTurns) ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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PlayerInteraction
The actions of a game that represent [[Interactivity]] between players. Freely reciprocal player actions . . . ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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PositiveFeedback
Advancing toward the goal should make it easier to advance toward the goal. The obvious example is experience . . . http://world.std.com/~mahk/algorithmancy/ ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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PositiveReinforcement
Even scratching the surface of ["Psychology"] (say, by attending ["Maggie Tai Tucker"]'s talk at ["GDC . . . we can burn that bridge when we come to it. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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PrivilegedMove
Give a player a special action that he and/or other players don't have most of the time. CollectibleCardGame''''''s . . . might be a special case of this rule. ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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Proxy
This principle is presented in the context of ComputerGame''''''s in ["The Case For Game Design Patterns"]. . . . the rule to the point of uselessness? ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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Psychology
The mind is a strange place, and psychologists know a little bit more about it than your average game . . . * RandomReinforcementSchedule ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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RandomReinforcementSchedule
One of several things ["Psychology"] has to teach us. In brief, a random reinforcement schedule maintains . . . reinforcement - AvoidRandomAdversity. ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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RemoveExploits
= Remove Exploits = I worship Mark Nau. I remember watching him and Chris Busse play Gauntlet: they used . . . rely on EmergentStrategies. -- LionKimbro ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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Roleplaying
Essentially the same as SuspensionOfDisbelief. Put forward as a separate GameDesign idea in ["I Have . . . No Words & I Must Design"]. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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SeamlessWorld
= Seamless World = Applies to: Action/Adventure computer games and RPG Seamless World is a ContinuousWorld . . . Examples: Metroid Prime, Dungeon Siege. ---- CategoryGoodIdea CategoryHolisticDesignPattern . . .
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SeparationOfResources
If all resources are the same or closely related, there may be excessive PositiveFeedback A [http://www.bgdf.com/modules.php?name=Forums&file=viewtopic&t=129 . . . of the game. See the thread for details. ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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SevenPlusOrMinusTwo
When in doubt about a number, make it less than 7, +/- 2. This is the number of things that a person . . . details of the internal combustion engine. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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SignificantRounds
Players with an early lead like to be rewarded for their efforts, but other players don't like to be . . . to game play and break up scoring. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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SimpleAsPossible
While a number of very complex, very good, games have been produced and played, there have also been . . . Use ParallelMechanics wherever appropriate. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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SniperMode
= Have a Sniper Mode = I got this one from Tomo Moriwaki, who said, "Dude, sniper mode equals automatic . . . shooters. It trumps the ModesAreBad rule. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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SoapOperaMeme
Human SocialInteraction is a vast and complex territory that people like to explore, and talk about the . . . at his patents if you want to compete.) ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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SocialInteraction
Most people enjoy the company of other people. Our games should support this. While a OnePlayerGame is . . . well as a mechanic; see the SoapOperaMeme. ---- CategoryGoodIdea | FourteenFormsOfFun | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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Subgames
This rule comes from ComputerGame''''''s, (["Better By Design"], June 2002) but can easily be applied . . . two different aspects of the game. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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Surprise
An event or condition that is contrary to expectations and/or predictions. Even enjoyable things can . . . door a surprise." - ["Shigeru Miyamoto"] ---- CategoryGoodIdea | ["Wolfgang Kramer"] | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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SuspensionOfDisbelief
A very relevant issue for the the increasingly "immersive" (see ["Immersion"] )environments of many ComputerGame''''''s. . . . in ["Better By Design"], May 2002. ---- CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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TerrainMatters
= Terrain Matters = This rule comes originally from Midway/Atari by way of Mark Nau. Specializations . . . where you control an avatar in a world. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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ThoughtFiddleRatio
["Ray Petersen"] nicely summed up what you want in a game; loosely: "You want as much thought as possible, . . . may break concentration on the game.) ----- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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TimeBetweenTurns
Usually, shorter turns are considered better, with constant engagement of all the players a kind of 'holy . . . MeaningfulChoices" would be a better rule. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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TwoStylesOfPlayAtOnce
Games are more fun if the player needs to play two styles simultanously. The challenge of balancing the . . . of the entire region of China is at stake. ---- CategoryGoodIdea . . .
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WikiNode
= GameDesign WikiNode = Welcome to the GameDesign wiki! This wiki collects concepts that can be used . . . | PatternLanguage | | Game design ideas | CategoryGoodIdea, CategoryPattern | == Neighbors == . . .
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Wolfgang 20Kramer
Wolfgang Kramer lists these game design principles: * ["Originality"] * ["Replayability"] * ["Surprise"] . . . ---- CategoryPerson | CategoryGoodIdea | CategoryNeedsWork . . .
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