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Beteiligte Personen:	Perry, David (VerfasserIn), De Maria, Rusel (VerfasserIn)
Format:	Buch
Sprache:	Englisch
Veröffentlicht:	Boston, Mass. Course Technology 2009
Schlagwörter:	Entwurf Programmierung Computerspiel
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ISBN:	9781584506683 1584506687

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adam_text	Titel: David Perry on game design Autor: Perry, David Jahr: 2009 S Contents Preface........................................................iii Introduction....................................................xx Part I How to Use This Book..............................................1 1 Using This Book as a Reference......................................3 Delving Deeper.................................................3 2 Brainstorming and Research.........................................5 Using Brainstorming in Groups....................................5 Kaleidoscope Brainstorming Process................................7 Brainstorming Solo..............................................7 Brainstorming Exercise...........................................8 Brainstorming Examples..........................................9 Games and Research............................................Ð What to Look For...............................................12 Research Sources...............................................13 Part Il Which Game Will You Make?.......................................15 3 Hooks..........................................................17 Benefits of a Hook..............................................17 Hook Evaluator v3: DP s Forty Questions...........................19 4 What Publishers Want.............................................21 Why Do We Need Publishers?....................................21 Getting Your Game Published....................................21 Preparation for the Pitch.........................................22 Artistic License.................................................26 Pitching Games to Publishers.....................................26 vill Contents The 45-Second Elevator Pitch.....................................27 A Good Pitch..................................................27 Good Pitches versus Bad Pitches..................................29 Elements of a Game Design Submission...........................30 Getting Work in the Game Industry................................32 5 Game POV and Game Genres......................................33 POV: How to View the Game.....................................33 Basic View Options.............................................33 Types of Graphical Views........................................34 Making 2D Games..............................................35 Future Game Views.............................................35 Visual Styles...................................................36 Game Genres..................................................37 6 Business Models.................................................43 In-Game Advertising............................................44 Around-Game Advertising........................................44 Finder s Fee from First Dollar.....................................45 Advert-Games/Advergaming/Re-Dressed Games....................45 Try before You Buy.............................................45 Episodic Entertainment/Expansion Packs...........................46 Buy the Win...................................................46 Insurance.....................................................46 Financing.....................................................47 Velvet Rope or Member s Club................................... ¦ ¦ 47 Subscription................................................... Support Tiers.................................................. 48 Become a Brand Member ...................................... 48 In-Game Stores and Microtransactions ............................ 48 Selling Consumables............................................ 49 Skill-Based Progressive Jackpots.................................. Player-to-Player Wagering and Item Sales/Trades.................... Pay Players to Meet a Challenge.................................. Charityware................................................... Sponsored Games/Donationware ................................cn Contents IX Player-to-Player Trading/Auctions.................................50 Foreign Distribution Deals.......................................50 Sell Player Access/Co-Registration Offers...........................51 Freeware.....................................................51 Loss Leaders..................................................51 Peripheral Enticement...........................................51 User-Generated Content.........................................51 Pay for Storage Space...........................................52 Host a Private Game Server......................................52 Rentals.......................................................52 Licensing.....................................................52 Sell Branded Physical Items......................................52 Pre-Sell a Game to Its Players....................................53 Before-Game Advertising........................................53 Virtual Item Sponsorship.........................................53 Add Download Insurance........................................53 Feed Me or I Die!...............................................54 Methods of Avoiding Buyer s Regret...............................54 7 Branding........................................................57 Working with Someone Else s Brand...............................57 Picking a Brand................................................58 Creating a Brand...............................................59 Qualities of Successfully Branded Properties........................59 Building Value on a Character Licensed Property....................60 8 Protecting Your Intellectual Property.................................63 Trade Secrets..................................................63 Copyrights.....................................................64 Trademarks....................................................65 Part III Storytelling......................................................67 9 Storytelling Techniques............................................69 Elements of a Good Story........................................70 The Basic Story Arc: Games and the Three-Act Structure..............73 Contents Joseph Campbell Meets Star Wars and The Matrix...................76 Story and the Player s Character..................................84 Ways to Start a Story............................................89 Ways to End a Story.............................................90 Story Techniques...............................................91 Plot Twists....................................................92 Dilemmas.....................................................94 Timelines....................................................101 Relevance Today (Endless New Ideas!)...........................103 Social Pressures (Grow Every Year)...............................103 Sources of Current Information .................................104 Multi-Session Storytelling.......................................104 Keeping Secrets...............................................105 Wrong-Headedness............................................T 06 Creating Comedy..............................................1 °7 Making Things Scary...........................................116 Enhancing the Player s Emotional Response.......................121 Creating Emotional Responses toward Characters..................124 Story-Builder Activity...........................................125 10 Movie Genres...................................................129 Main Genres..................................................13õ Sub-Genres..................................................^ 3^ Types of Comedies............................................130 Movie Genres Used in Games...................................13 11 Scenarios......................................................13 Fleeing Something.............................................^ Unexpected Danger........................................... Hot Pursuit/The Chase.........................................134 Tit for Tat....................................................134 134 Preemptive Strikes............................................. 135 Struggle for Resources......................................... 135 Political Motivations........................................... 135 Environmental Goals........................................... Cultural Differentiation......................................... r-..- .__,.-. ......... ____136 Contents Xl Mortal Threats................................................136 Family and Personal Issues.....................................137 The Plot Thickens.............................................137 Collaborating with the Enemy...................................138 Infiltration ...................................................138 Neutralize the Base ...........................................139 Making an Area Safe ..........................................140 Timed and/or Cyclic Events.....................................141 Ways to Trigger Events and Flags ................................142 Delayed Gratification..........................................143 Qualification Tests (Tests of Worthiness)..........................144 Criminal Investigation .........................................145 Reversals of Fortune...........................................146 Party Members...............................................147 Unwanted Sidekicks...........................................148 Is It Safe?....................................................149 The Call for Help..............................................150 Unexpected Location Changes..................................150 The Obscure Object of Desire...................................151 Innocent Bystanders ..........................................152 Missing Persons ..............................................153 Ways to Gain Allies............................................153 Memory Games ..............................................154 Something s Screwy...........................................154 Time Travel ..................................................155 The Observer.................................................156 The Gauntlet.................................................156 Imprisonment Scenarios.......................................157 Godlike Roles................................................157 Misdirection .................................................158 Part IV Characters......................................................159 12 Character Design................................................161 Dave Perry s Build-a-Character System............................162 Some Characters Are Roles.....................................162 Build a Character..............................................164 XII Contents Step-by-Step Examples.........................................167 Character Descriptions and Gameplay............................179 Gender/Type of Character......................................180 Character Racial/Species Options................................180 Strong Character Names........................................182 Relationships of Characters.....................................183 Jobs.........................................................184 Character Goals ..............................................184 How a Character Grows.. .Character Arcs..........................186 Character Flaws and Strengths...................................191 Real People s Attributes........................................191 Contrasting Traits..............................................193 Identities....................................................193 Character Traits...............................................198 Quirks.......................................................207 Moods.......................................................209 Hobbies.....................................................211 Religious and Spiritual Practices.................................2I8 Phun with Phobias............................................218 Catchphrases.................................................224 Attributes of Funny Characters...................................225 Kinds of Heroes, Villains, and Minions............................225 Functional Character Roles......................................2 Personality Types.............................................. Mental/Emotional Signals: The Other 93%........................258 Other Ways to Show Character Emotions/States....................26 Physical Changes.............................................. Facial Expressions............................................. . 270 Ways to Customize Avatars...................................... , . .276 Human Universale ........................................... .281 13 Character Roles and Jobs...................................... .281 NPC Roles.................................................. ?3 NPC Jobs....................................................290 Evil Jobs.................................................... 291 Contents XÜi Character Species/Type........................................292 Character Race/Ethnicity........................................293 Player Roles in Multiplayer Games...............................294 Military Ranks and Divisions.....................................294 14 Enemies.......................................................303 Types of Enemies.............................................303 More on Bosses...............................................305 Enemy Fighting Styles..........................................306 Boss Battles..................................................307 Ways to Make More Interesting Enemies..........................311 Ways to Encounter Enemies.....................................311 Ways to Avoid Enemies.........................................315 How to Make You Hate Them...................................316 15 Character Abilities...............................................319 Introduction..................................................319 Range of Human Abilities.......................................319 Superhero Abilities List.........................................320 Useful Superhero Jobs/Knowledge...............................323 Statistical Abilities.............................................323 Fighting Abilities..............................................327 Magic Abilities................................................342 Known Superhero List..........................................347 16 Speech........................................................349 Dialog Input..................................................349 Phonetic Alphabets............................................351 Military Time.................................................352 Nicknames...................................................353 Slang........................................................354 Buzzwords...................................................379 Speech Patterns...............................................387 Interactive Conversation........................................393 Common Hand and Body Expressions............................394 SWAT Communications........................................395 XIV Contents Police and Military Codes.......................................395 Foreign Languages and Foreign Dialogue..........................404 Colorful Language: Scatological Terminology and Other Dirty Words... 404 Part V Worlds.........................................................407 17 Game Worlds...................................................409 What Is a World?..............................................409 Types of Worlds...............................................411 Perception of Freedom.........................................413 Ways to Make a World Feel Alive and Real.........................421 Randomness.................................................431 Cause and Effect..............................................432 Continuity....................................................432 NPCs........................................................432 Animation and Effects..........................................433 Lighting......................................................434 What Is Reality? (Common Reality Distortions).....................443 Dangerous Places.............................................444 Places to Get Lost In...........................................445 Environmental Effects on Locations...............................446 Good Places to Attack or Defend.................................446 Moving or Transient Locations...................................44 Weather Types and Phenomena.................................447 Location Surfaces.............................................44 Location Sizes................................................44 Money and Commerce......................................... Politics......................................................450 Creating Your World...........................................451 18 Travel.........................................................453 453 The Functions of Travel in Games................................ 454 Methods of Travel............................................. Travel Dos and Don ts..........................................454 455 Types of Vehicles.............................................. Ë Cd Driving and NPCs.............................................. .. ..456 Im. - - .___I_ _r r . Contents XV Secret Routes.................................................460 Ways to Display Maps..........................................461 What to Display on a Map......................................461 19 Objects and Locations............................................463 Some Qualities an Object Can Have..............................464 Other Qualities of Objects in Games..............................468 Relevance to the Game........................................469 Objects by Locations...........................................470 Tools of Magic................................................495 Good Places to Hide Objects....................................495 Objects with Cultural Meaning...................................496 List of Machines...............................................496 The Many Uses of Ordinary Items................................497 Individual Objects Carried by Specific NPCs........................498 Things You Can Also Love......................................499 20 Music and Sound................................................501 Music.......................................................501 Sounds......................................................508 Part Vl Experience Design...............................................511 Section A The Elements of Experience.......................................513 21 Experiential Design..............................................515 Experiential Design Activities....................................515 Things to Do in Games.........................................526 What Can We Learn from Sports Games?..........................533 Defining Fun..................................................539 22 Game Conventions and Cliches....................................549 General Cliches...............................................550 Enemy Clich6s................................................551 Weapons....................................................552 Objects and the Environment...................................553 NPC Cliches..................................................554 XVI Contents Martial Arts Cliches............................................555 RPG Cliches..................................................555 FPS Cliches...................................................560 Action Adventure (Platformer) Cliches............................562 RTS Cliches...................................................562 Fighting Game Cliches.........................................563 Racing Game Cliches...........................................563 Simulation Game Cliches.......................................563 Puzzle Game Cliches...........................................564 MMO Cliches.................................................564 Section B Goals and Rewards..............................................567 23 Goals..........................................................569 Introduction to Goals..........................................569 Player-Created Goals...........................................570 Multiple Goals................................................570 Long-Term Goals..............................................571 Intermediate Goals............................................572 Moment-to-Moment Goals (Feedback Systems)....................574 24 Rewards, Bonuses, and Penalties..................................577 Known and Unknown Rewards..................................577 Indirect Rewards..............................................578 Shared Rewards...............................................578 Incremental Rewards..........................................578 Milestone Rewards............................................580 End-of-Game Rewards.........................................580 Bonus Goals and Rewards......................................581 Penalties.....................................................583 Section C Obstacles......................................................585 S 87 25 Barriers, Obstacles, and Detectors..................................DO Introduction to Barriers and Obstacles............................587 Barriers...................................................... Contents XVII Obstacles....................................................593 Methods of Detection..........................................593 26 Traps and Counter Traps..........................................597 General Solutions.............................................597 Physical Containment..........................................598 Containment by Threat.........................................604 Restraint (Physical)............................................606 Betrayal/Treachery............................................607 Mental Traps.................................................609 Removal.....................................................611 Injury/Direct Damage..........................................611 Herding and Control...........................................612 Trap-Maker Questions..........................................613 27 Puzzles........................................................615 What Is a Puzzle?.............................................615 Dilemmas....................................................615 Puzzles in Games.............................................616 Puzzle-Based Games...........................................628 Codes and Cryptography.......................................629 A Puzzle Story................................................630 Puzzle Maker.................................................632 Section D Time..........................................................637 28 Controlling Pacing...............................................639 Introduction to Pacing..........................................639 Interest Level and Goals........................................640 Does Focus Equal Pacing?......................................641 Activity Levels.................................................641 Emotional Impact.............................................641 Intensity.....................................................642 Pacing by Genre...............................................642 Pacing of the Game Experience..................................648 XVIII Contents 29 Time Limits and Time Manipulation................................653 Time Limits in Games..........................................653 Time Manipulation............................................657 Section E Communication.................................................661 30 Ways to Communicate with the Player..............................663 Introduction..................................................663 Clues and Information.........................................664 Rules........................................................669 Story Elements................................................669 Foreshadowing...............................................670 Atmosphere..................................................670 Emotion.....................................................675 Misdirection: Ways to Mislead the Player..........................677 Influencing Player Movement....................................679 Section F Common Problems..............................................683 31 Common Game Design Problems..................................685 Ways to Start a Game..........................................686 How to Contain a Player........................................689 How to Destroy a Planet........................................691 Ways to Kill a Character........................................691 Ways to Play with the Players Emotions..........................691 Customizing/Personalizing the Game.............................692 Ways to Make a Game Replayable...............................694 Qualification Tests.............................................695 Things You Can Do with NPCs...................................696 Ways to Protect a Character or Place..............................69 Stealthy Ways to Play..........................................698 The Various Mechanics of Mini-Games............................ 32 Ways to Die....................................................701 Direct Causes of Death.........................................701 717 Indirect Causes of Death....................................... Contents XIX Torture Methods..............................................720 Other Useful Links.............................................722 Part VII Weapons and Armor.............................................723 33 Historical and Cultural Weapons...................................725 Weapons....................................................725 Armor.......................................................769 Medieval Castles..............................................778 Siege Equipment..............................................782 34 Standard Modern Weaponry and Armor.............................791 Guns........................................................791 Modern Explosives............................................816 Modern Artillery...............................................832 Automatic Artillery and Machine Guns............................841 Armored Fighting Vehicles (AFV)-a.k.a. Tanks......................850 Mines.......................................................883 Aircraft......................................................889 Bombs......................................................946 Ships........................................................951 Depth Charges................................................951 Torpedoes...................................................951 Biological and Chemical Weapons...............................972 Nuclear Weapons.............................................991 Modem Armor...............................................1002 Nonlethal Weapons..........................................1004 Information Warfare..........................................1010 Brainstorming Weapons and Armor.............................1011 35 Epilogue......................................................1013 Index.........................................................1015
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