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Challenges for Game Designers Brenda Brathwaite, Ian Schreiber
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A great book I was introduced to recently was "Challenges for Game Designers" by Brenda Brathwaite. I haven't read it, but it is now on my wish list. The paper challenges the (rather naive) notion that the agenda of game designers coincides with that of their eventual players. Dear Class, One of your classmates, Joseph Goldberg, wrote to suggest "Challenges for Game Designers" by Brenda Brathwaite and Ian Schreiber. The Design Challenge is an exercise in becoming a game developer, asking you to look at games in a new way -- from the perspective of a game creator, producer, marketer, businessperson, and so forth. Game design is often taught by people who have no game design expertise, usually programmers who really want to be teaching programming but are using games to entice people into learning programming. Since I'm trying to go through the book Challenges for Game Designers in addition to my P2PU adventures, I thought I'd be creative and take this task's suggestion to create a game for my DNS artifact. Well, at least compared to making a fun game. This book is really a textbook used by the authors in their game design course. I believe there's also a basic contempt, amongst many .. Login or register to post comments. Also, curse you for the stealing of my upcoming weekend I saw "Challenges for Game Designers" at my local used bookstore the other day - I think I'm going to drop by and pick it up. Challenges for Game Designers List Price: $24.99 List Price: $24.99 Your Price: $13.99- Welcome to a book written to challenge you, improve your brainstorming abilities, and sharpen your game design skills! So, for example, a game like “The Sims” (EA, 2000) tends to elicit different types of fun, including Fantasy, Narrative, Expression, Discovery, Challenge and Submission.