Clarke Steinback Ph.D. Video Game Design APCG 198 Fall 2006 Core Gameplay

2006 Fall ->Video Game Design ->Assignments ->Core Gameplay Core Gameplay     Homework 4:       Title Core Gameplay Due Date Wednesday 15 November 2006 at the start lab. Points 10 Preparation Lectures and Textbook (if available) Chapter 7. Venue Completed outside of lecture and lab time. Connection Individual Turn-in Method Document in class directory in lab. Format Word file Subject Line N/A File Name Homework#4_ followed by your name. Use underscores instead of spaces. Example Homework1_Tracy_Fullerton.   Make sure your name is in the file. Task       Exercise: 7.8 Core Gameplay:  Review five (5) games and define the core gameplay mechanism for each.  The games you choose for this assignment must not be ones described in chapter 7 of the book and not ones discussed in class regarding core gameplay.  You need to use your brain and understand this fundamental concept if you are to success as a game designer. To complete the task: list the game name followed by the core gameplay as a single sentence.   Examples from the textbook: WarCraft: Players build and move units on an overhead map in real time with the intent of engaging oppposing units in combat and destroying them. Chess: Each of two players take turns moves pieces on a grid in an attempt to capture the other player's pieces.   2006 Fall Video Game Design Assignments Game Review Game Observation Game Review 2 Game Improvement Game Structure Game Player Element Battleship Sources of Game Ideas Game Objectives Challenge Game Objective Resource Outcome Core Gameplay Final Project Game Idea List Game Pitch Types of Players Understanding Games Calendar Syllabus Gradebook Web Page Design Portfolio Video Game Project

Assignments | Game Review | Game Observation | Game Review 2 | Game Improvement | Game Structure | Game Player Element | Battleship | Sources of Game Ideas | Game Objectives Challenge | Game Objective Resource Outcome | Core Gameplay | Final Project | Game Idea List | Game Pitch | Types of Players | Understanding Games 2006 Fall | Video Game Design | Web Page Design | Portfolio | Video Game Project CSU, Chico: Home | Admissions | Bookstore | Catalog | Schedule | Library | Help Applied Computer Graphics Program Department of Computer Science California State University, Chico Chico, CA 95929-0410 530.898.5418 ranger@ecst.csuchico.edu This page and its contents © 2006 Clarke Steinback Maintained by .  Developed by Diverse Network Associates, Inc. .