What Is a Game? Cool Features Fancy Graphics Puzzles Setting and Story
Taking Stock Analysis Evaluation Justification Case Study 1.1įeasibility Commercial Technological Developmental Getting it Down Case Study 1.2Ģ0 20 20 21 Initial Treatment for Conquerors Having the Idea Inspiration Synthesis Resonance Convergence
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Game Architecture and Design: A New Edition Copyright © 2004 by New Riders Publishing All rights reserved. Game Architecture and Design: A New EditionĨ00 East 96th Street, 3rd Floor, Indianapolis, Indiana 46240 An Imprint of Pearson Education Boston IV Appendixes A Sample Game Design Documents 785 B Bibliography and References 887 Glossary 893 Index 897 Game Architecture Current Development Methods 433 Initial Design 457 Use of Technology 511 Building Blocks 553 Initial Architecture Design 607 Development 637 The Run-Up to Release 687 Postmortem 719 The Future of Game Development 747
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Game Design First Concept 3 Core Design 35 Gameplay 59 Detailed Design 87 Game Balance 105 Look and Feel 141 Wrapping Up 171 The Future of Game Design 197 Team Building and Management Current Methods of Team Management 227 Roles and Divisions 245 The Software Factory 263 Milestones and Deadlines 293 Procedures and “Process” 327 Troubleshooting 367 The Future of the Industry 409 Game Architecture and Design: A New Edition Contents at a Glance I 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 II 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
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