Andrew Rollings and Ernest Adams on Game Design
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cabal process Caesar analysis tools in CMSs economic challenges settings for CMSs call to adventure (as part of hero's journey) 2nd 3rd 4th Call to Power series strategy games camera angles. [See perspective] camera perspective. [See perspective] campaign mode vehicle simulations 2nd Campbell, Joseph (The Hero with a Thousand Faces ) 2nd Capitalism II business simulations car-racing games. [See driving simulators] career mode sports games vehicle simulations Casablanca emotional dimensions of game worlds case studies puzzle games The Incredible Machine 2nd 3rd SimCity 2nd 3rd sports games Madden NFL Football 2nd The Secret of Monkey Island 2nd Theme Park 2nd victory conditions for action games 2nd 3rd Castle Wolfenstein 3D future of action games casual gamers 2nd role of narrative for casual players vehicle simulations cell phones future of game hardware cellular automata (artificial life games) cellular telephones as game platform Centipede 2D shooters interaction model for action games popularity of reflex/reaction time challenges updates for classic games 2nd 3rd 4th Centipede 3D updates for classic games 2nd challenges applied challenges 2nd conceptual challenges 2nd conflict 2nd 3rd economic challenges 2nd exploration 2nd puzzles 2nd races consistent challenges importance for dynamic balance 2nd defined in adventure games 2nd in gameplay definition 2nd of puzzle games pure challenges 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th coordination challenges 2nd intelligence-based challenges 2nd knowledge-based challenges 2nd 3rd 4th lateral-thinking challenges 2nd 3rd logic and inference challenges 2nd 3rd 4th 5th memory challenges 2nd 3rd moral challenges 2nd 3rd pattern-recognition challenges 2nd 3rd 4th physical challenges 2nd reflex/reaction time challenges 2nd spatial-awareness challenges 2nd 3rd 4th challenges. [See also puzzles]2nd [See also puzzles] character archetypes 2nd allies 2nd heralds 2nd heroes 2nd 3rd 4th higher self 2nd mentors 2nd shadows 2nd 3rd shape shifters 2nd threshold guardians 2nd tricksters 2nd character design 2nd 3rd art-driven design cute sidekicks 2nd 3rd 4th physical design 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th visual design 2nd character archetypes 2nd allies 2nd heralds 2nd heroes 2nd 3rd 4th higher self 2nd mentors 2nd shadows 2nd 3rd shape shifters 2nd threshold guardians 2nd tricksters 2nd differentiating characters naming characters 2nd story-driven design 2nd 3rd character development 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th worksheet 2nd character design. [See also storytelling] character development in story-driven character design 2nd 3rd 4th believable characters 2nd character growth cycle 2nd 3rd character growth cycle 2nd 3rd character management in CRPGs 2nd 3rd character-advancement fanatics in CRPGs characteristics of game designers 2nd aesthetic competence 2nd analytical competence 2nd compromise, ability to 2nd drawing skills general knowledge 2nd imagination 2nd mathematical competence 2nd technical awareness 2nd writing skills 2nd characters in game in game treatments chase view (vehicle simulations) chat feature in online games 2nd complaint systems 2nd dirty-word filters ignoring players moderated chat spaces cheating avoiding in online games 2nd client operations 2nd data storage methods 2nd secure telecommunications protocols 2nd visibility of secret data by logging out of online games collusion avoiding in online games 2nd 3rd 4th versus dominant strategies (game balance) checkers conflict in strategy games worksheet checkpoints in action games 2nd 3rd chess as strategy game core mechanics defense and survival game settings perfect information in gameplay positive feedback loops setting of children violence in games choices. [See challenges] Christmas importance to game industry sales Chu Chu Rocket perfect information in gameplay 2nd Chuckie Egg non-shooter action games circular story form 2nd 3rd civilian flight simulators gameplay and victory conditions 2nd Civilization game designer characteristics hybrid games settings for CMSs Civilization III diplomacy in strategy games interaction model for strategy games resource distribution in strategy games 2nd strategy games 2nd user interface design in strategy games 2nd 3rd Civilization III\: The Board Game strategy games Civilization series strategy games user interface design in strategy games class system (CRPGs) versus skill system click-the-right-pixel puzzles avoiding in adventure games client operations ensuring fairness in online games 2nd client/server communication model online games Close Combat future of strategy games closed-ended CMS games CMSs (construction and management simulations) 2nd design issues advisors 2nd 3rd behavior modeling 2nd business simulations 2nd 3rd 4th hybrid games 2nd mind-reading analysis tools Theme Park case study 2nd elements of analysis tools 2nd competition modes 2nd converters for resources 2nd deadlocks on resources 2nd drains on resources 2nd equilibrium 2nd 3rd 4th gameplay 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th interaction model 2nd perspective 2nd player roles 2nd random disasters resources 2nd rules setting 2nd sources for resources 2nd user interface design victory conditions 2nd SimCity case study 2nd 3rd worksheet for 2nd cockpit-removed view (vehicle simulations) collectibles in action games 2nd collections of ’stuff “ in games for girls collusion avoiding in online games 2nd 3rd 4th color differentiating enemies and avatars in action games 2nd influence on human behavior color commentator (audio commentary in sports games) color-blindness effect on user interface design Colossal Cave adventure games combat games. [See action games, strategy games] combat. [See conflict] combinatorial effects (game balance) 2nd combo moves in action games Command & Conquer real-time versus turn -based games strategy games worksheet Command and Conquer series user interface design in strategy games Command and Conquer\: Red Alert dominant strategies (game balance) 2nd 3rd Commando 2D shooters common sense as part of natural language processing communication models for online games 2nd competition analysis section in game treatments 2nd competition modes for CMSs 2nd sports games 2nd vehicle simulations 2nd competitive games complaint systems in online games 2nd complexity issues user interface design 2nd 3rd 4th complexity management user interface design 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th compromise, ability to (characteristics of game designers) 2nd computer features of puzzle games 2nd computer games. [See games] computer hardware. [See game hardware] computer programming. [See game programming] computer role-playing games. [See CRPGs] computer versus computer matches sports games concepts. [See game concepts] conceptual challenges 2nd conceptual imagination conceptual non sequiturs avoiding in adventure games conflict challenges in 2nd 3rd in strategy games 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th Conker's Bad Fur Day character design 2nd connection speeds for online games conquest in strategy games 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th consistency in user interface design 2nd consistent challenges importance for dynamic balance 2nd console machines. [See home game consoles] consoles. [See home video game consoles] construction in CMS gameplay 2nd in CMSs as drain on resources construction and management games construction and management simulations future of 2nd construction and management simulations. [See CMSs] construction set creation puzzle games contemporary settings for strategy games context-sensitive menus user interface design 2nd context-sensitive perspective in adventure games 2nd 3rd 4th context-sensitive pointers user interface design continuous content production disadvantages of online games 2nd 3rd controllers. [See game controllers] controversial subject matter in computer games conversations with NPCs 2nd scripted conversations 2nd 3rd 4th converters for resources in CMSs 2nd Conway's Game of Life emergence gameplay cooperative games coordination challenges 2nd copyright. [See intellectual property rights] core gamers 2nd role of narrative for core mechanics 2nd for entertainment core mechanics. [See also gameplay] core rules, designing techniques for achieving game balance 2nd 3rd 4th Counter-Strike player's role CPU design future of game programming craft game design as 2nd Crash Bandicoot character design Crawford, Chris nonlinear narratives Crawford, Chris (Erasmatron ) Crawford, Chris (The Art of Computer Game Design ) creativity in character development lack of Creatures economic challenges life span 2nd Creatures series emergence 2nd genetic A-life games Crimson Skies gameplay in flight simulators critics of game design need for 2nd Croft, Lara. [See Lara Croft] CRPGs (computer role-playing games) 2nd elements of interaction model 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th perspective 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th setting 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th storytelling, importance of 2nd 3rd themes 2nd user interface design worksheet 2nd cultural context of game worlds 2nd cultural moral challenges 2nd 3rd current status section in game treatments Custer's Revenge call to adventure ethical dimensions of games customer service needs disadvantages of online games 2nd cute sidekicks 2nd 3rd 4th cuteness factor in character design 2nd cycles (storytelling)
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