Andrew Rollings and Ernest Adams on Game Design
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R-Type 2D shooters ordeal stage scrolling in games storytelling transitive relationships 2nd RabbitJack •s Casino continuous content production for online games races racing games. [See driving simulators] Rainbow Islands boss characters in action games 2nd collectibles in action games Rainbow Six player's role random disasters in CMSs random factors (game balance) 2nd rating systems for athletes sports games 2nd 3rd ray tracing future of game programming 2nd real-time games versus turn -based games 2nd real-time ray tracing future of game programming 2nd real-time strategy (RTS) games logistics in user interface design real-time strategy games (RTS) 2nd 3rd real-world simulations realism versus abstraction 2nd realism of games defined 2nd realistic characters. [See believable characters] realistic games rear view (vehicle simulations) reasoning. [See deduction ] Red Alert detecting dominant strategies shadow costs Red Alert . See Command and Conquer\ Red Alert reflex/reaction time challenges 2nd refusal of call to adventure (as part of hero's journey) 2nd relative speeds in game worlds remakes . [See updates to classic action games] replayability of adventure games 2nd reputation of avatars research of storytelling 2nd resource distribution in strategy games 2nd 3rd 4th resources in CMSs 2nd converters for 2nd deadlocks on 2nd drains on 2nd equilibrium 2nd 3rd 4th sources for 2nd restoring balance (interaction model) 2nd resurrection stage (as part of hero's journey) 2nd retail distribution of games versus electronic distribution 2nd Return of the Incredible Machine\: Contraptions puzzle games Return to Castle Wolfenstein first-person shooters return with reward stage (as part of hero's journey) 2nd reviewers of game design need for 2nd reward stage (as part of hero's journey) 2nd 3rd Reynolds, Brian 2nd 3rd Rez future of game genres ride simulators future of game hardware 2nd Risk user interface design in strategy games 2nd Robotron 2D shooters as action game example pattern recognition Robotron 2084 updates for classic games 2nd 3rd Robotron X updates for classic games 2nd Rock, Paper, Scissors intransitive relationships 2nd 3rd Rocket Man Rogue storytelling in CRPGs role playing enforcing in online games role-playing games future of 2nd self-adjusting plots future of game programming 2nd role-playing games. [See RPGs]2nd [See CRPGs] roles of players defined 2nd persistent worlds versus games 2nd Roller Coaster Tycoon game genres RollerCoaster Tycoon CMSs interaction model for strategy games Rorschach test (pattern recognition) round robin mode sports games Rowling, J.K. (Harry Potter ITALIC novels ) RPGs (role-playing games) user interface design evolution of 2nd 3rd 4th RPGs (role-playing games). [See CRPGs] RPGs. [See role-playing games] RTS (real-time strategy games) 2nd 3rd RTS (real-time strategy) games logistics in user interface design rules action games boss characters 2nd 3rd 4th checkpoints 2nd 3rd collectibles 2nd dungeon exits 2nd energy 2nd hyperspace 2nd 3rd levels 2nd lives 2nd locked door and key 2nd mini-maps monster generators 2nd power-ups 2nd score 2nd smart bombs 2nd 3rd time limits 2nd waves of enemies 2nd wildcard enemies 2nd CMSs converters for resources 2nd deadlocks on resources 2nd drains on resources 2nd equilibrium 2nd 3rd 4th random disasters resources 2nd sources for resources 2nd defined puzzle games sports games 2nd vehicle simulations 2nd rules of play strategy games conquest strategy games rules. [See also core mechanics]
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