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Understanding Games: Episode 3
by pixelate
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Understanding Games: Episode 3
Tags for Understanding Games: Episode 3
Description
Episode 3 is the third of four games explaining the basic concepts of video games. It deals with the principles of learning in video 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 3?
Understanding Games: Episode 3 is an educational interactive game developed by pixelate that teaches players about the mechanics and design principles of video games.
Who is the developer of Understanding Games: Episode 3?
The developer of Understanding Games: Episode 3 is pixelate, known for creating informative and educational game content.
What kind of gameplay does Understanding Games: Episode 3 offer?
Understanding Games: Episode 3 offers an interactive tutorial experience where players learn about core ideas in game design through simple gameplay examples and explanations.
How does progression work in Understanding Games: Episode 3?
Progression in Understanding Games: Episode 3 is structured in episodes or levels, each focusing on a specific concept in gaming, with players advancing by completing interactive segments.
What is the main goal of Understanding Games: Episode 3?
The main goal of Understanding Games: Episode 3 is to educate players about how game mechanics work and to help them better understand the structure and systems behind video games.
Comments
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Qavs
Dec. 12, 2017
Green Screen of Death
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arkaell
Oct. 23, 2016
"Bob, would you like to steal The player's score and add your own to it?
Sure, Bub. So what did we learn today?"
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SirToasty11
Nov. 11, 2010
I love retro games, so this, and all of this series, was a trip down memory lane.... I also learned some stuff, too!
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Perpetuah
Dec. 02, 2014
Would really appreciate a pause or clear feature...
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qwertyuiopazs
Jun. 28, 2014
Wow, MMO game makers really need to read this. "Click this button" "click this button" "wait..." "click this button"
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