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VERBY NOUNS a casual well played drew davidson ABOUT ME WELL PLAYED W ell Read & W ell Made Analysis & Criticism Gameplay & Narrative Design & Development Literacy & Mastery WELL PLAYED Presentations Books

  1. VERBY NOUNS a casual well played drew davidson

  2. ABOUT ME

  3. WELL PLAYED W ell Read & W ell Made Analysis & Criticism Gameplay & Narrative Design & Development Literacy & Mastery

  4. WELL PLAYED Presentations Books Conferences Journal

  5. VERBY NOUNS Casual Mobile Game Genre and more…

  6. CASUAL WELL PLAYED Played W ay Too Much ( ! ) Some Forums, Some $ No Game Center nor Notifications Commonalities V ariations

  7. COMMONALITIES Mechanics Features

  8. COMMONALITIES Endless Runner, Keep Moving Simple Controls Di ffi cult Challenges

  9. PLAY Flappy Bird

  10. COMMONALITIES Free to Play IAP & Ads 6 - Hour Time Frame

  11. PLAY Faily Brakes

  12. COMMONALITIES High Scores, Light Social Missions Random Unlockables

  13. PLAY Steppy Pants

  14. COMMONALITIES Replayability Tight Gameplay Loop Goals ( Short & Long )

  15. PLAY Shooty Skies

  16. AESTHETICS Genre has a Blocky Style Isometric & Procedural Enables Lots of Content Fits Phone Screen Dimensions

  19. ADS Length & Frequency Production V alues Interactivity

  20. VARIATONS Mechanics Features

  21. VARIATONS Unlockable Boards Franchise Tie - Ins

  22. PLAY Pac - Man 256

  23. VARIATONS Light Leveling Abilities Power Ups

  24. PLAY Looty Dungeon

  25. WORDY NOUNS Not Really Related Levels Collect 3

  26. GOLDILOCKS Mechanics Features

  27. GOLDILOCKS Time & E ff ort to Earn Currency In Relation to Costs of Unlockables

  28. PLAY Crossy Road

  29. GOLDILOCKS IAP Costs Amount & V alue of Ads

  30. PLAY Rodeo Stampede

  31. GOLDILOCKS Length of Play Sessions Rate of Currency & Unlockables

  32. PLAY Disney Crossy Road

  33. UNICORN Mechanics Features

  34. UNICORN Land Sliders

  35. PLAY Land Sliders

  36. UNICORN Coordinate Puzzles ARG ( ? )

  37. UNICORN ARG ( ! ) http://toucharcade.com/2016/01/22/land - sliders - arg - comes - to - an - end/

  38. VERBY NOUNS Casual Mobile Game Genre Mechanics & Features Commonalities & V ariations Goldilocks & Unicorn

  39. AND MORE… Faily Rider Blocky Hockey Wrecky Road Drifty Chase …

  40. WHY? Video Games, V alue and Meaning Analysis & Criticism Literacy & Mastery W ell Read & W ell Made

  41. THANKS! Questions? drew@andrew.cmu.edu Let’s Play! & Open CfP http://press.etc.cmu.edu/wellplayed/

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