February 2013
Beginner
413 pages
11h 16m
English
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Symbols
- “Aha!” moment, Emotion Through Learning
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- abstraction, Abstraction, Abstraction
- accessible games, Depth, Skill Range
- acquisition, emotion through, Emotion Through Acquisition–Emotion Through Spectacle, Emotion Through Spectacle, Emotion Through Spectacle
- action role-playing games, feeling of acquisition in, Emotion Through Acquisition
- adaptive difficulty, Difficulty Modification–Difficulty Modification, Difficulty Modification, Difficulty Modification
- adventure games, fictional ambiguity in, Metagame Information
- advertisements, setting expectations and, Setting Expectations
- agency problems, Agency Problems–Case Study: Fallout 3, Agency Problems, Player–Character Motivation Alignment, Player–Character Motivation Alignment, Case Study: Fallout 3
- AI (Artificial Intelligence), predictability and, Predictability and AI
- aim assist, Input Assistance–Input Assistance, Input Assistance, Input Assistance
- algorithm, hill climbing, Planning Horizon–Cultural Habit, Planning Horizon, Cultural Habit
- Amabile, Teresa, The Progress Principle
- anger, in motivating, Fear and Love
- antagonistic emotions, constructing game experiences using, Antagonistic Emotions–Emotional ...
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