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Understanding Games: Episode 1
by pixelate
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Understanding Games: Episode 1
Tags for Understanding Games: Episode 1
Description
Episode 1 is the first of four games explaining the basic concepts of video games. It deals with rules, interactivity, representation and simulation in games.
*New!* "Download the soundtrack":http://soundtracks.pixelate.de/track/understanding-games-soundtrack
For more information on computer game theory and game design have a look at the "recommended readings":http://www.pixelate.de/games/understanding-games.
How to Play
Follow the in-game instructions of your hosts Bub and Bob. You can skip the text using the space key. Click on the equalizer in the top right to mute sound/music.
FAQ
What is Understanding Games: Episode 1?
Understanding Games: Episode 1 is an educational interactive experience developed by Michael Marczenchek (Pixelate) that explores the basics of video game design and mechanics.
How do you play Understanding Games: Episode 1?
In Understanding Games: Episode 1, you watch short animated sequences about game design concepts and then interact with simple mini-games to reinforce what was explained.
What is the main goal of Understanding Games: Episode 1?
The main goal is to teach players fundamental ideas about how video games work by demonstrating mechanics, feedback, and player goals through interactive examples.
Does Understanding Games: Episode 1 have a progression system?
Understanding Games: Episode 1 is structured into tutorial-like episodes, but it does not use traditional progression systems like leveling or upgrades; instead, you progress by viewing segments and trying related activities.
What platform can you play Understanding Games: Episode 1 on?
You can play Understanding Games: Episode 1 in a web browser, and it is available to play for free on sites like Kongregate.
Comments
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Stickbabiga
Jan. 20, 2011
I just wanted it for the badge... but then my eyes were opened... 0_0
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ScholesK0
Jun. 11, 2011
5/5, I'd like to think I already knew all of this but, This game will prove to be very helpful to many people.
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bulahula
Apr. 02, 2011
Someone else who just had to try and score on Bub when he said it was impossible?
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REH17
Jul. 28, 2010
I don't care that it's not an actual "game" it's still very awesome and useful.
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saranun
May. 22, 2010
Nice game! Looking forward to see the other episodes.
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