Game Design Secrets

Hazel Monroe

Traducteur A AI

Maison d'édition: Publifye

Synopsis

"Game Design Secrets" reveals the fundamental principles behind crafting captivating interactive experiences. It emphasizes understanding core game mechanics like risk-reward systems and leveraging player psychology to maximize engagement. One intriguing fact is how cognitive biases influence player decision-making, affecting how they perceive challenges and rewards; another is the way successful narrative integration enhances immersion. The book explores a balanced approach, bridging technical skills with psychological insights.

 
Beginning with foundational concepts such as level design and playtesting, it progresses through various game genres using case studies of successful games. Later chapters delve into motivation, learning, and social interaction, highlighting strategies for prototyping and design iteration.

 
What makes "Game Design Secrets" unique is its synthesis of technical and psychological elements, providing a holistic understanding of game design. It moves beyond technical skills, emphasizing the human element in game creation, sharing storytelling techniques with film and television. Readers will gain actionable knowledge applicable to video game design, as well as board and card games.

Disponible depuis: 31/03/2025.

Longueur d'impression: 104 pages.

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