Ludokultur

Zuletzt habe ich, wenn sich mir ein Thema aufdrängte, ich aber keine Zeit für einen vollumfänglichen Artikel hatte, meine Gedanken in Twitter-Threads niedergeschrieben. Da diese gewissermaßen “Mini-Artikel” darstellen, werde ich sie hin und wieder an dieser Stelle festhalten.

Thread 1: Von Stärken und Schwächen bestimmter Roguelike-Metagame-Systeme

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Here's another attempt at explaining the strengths and weaknesses of certain #roguelike metagame / difficulty systems!

(These are broad buckets. At this point there are many combinations and variants. Let me know about your favorites!)

👇 #GameDesign Thread 🧵
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— Fabian Fischer (@Ludokultur) August 1, 2022

Thread 2: Unsicherheit bei optimaler Herausforderung, in Idle-Games und in Soulslikes

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Always nice to find support for one's #GameDesign thoughts in academia!

This great piece by @dingstweets, @Marc_M_Andersen, @JulianKiverste1 and @PredictiveLife connects to @raphkoster's Theory of Fun and some of my own musings: https://t.co/4y0nrpKmBR

Details below! 🧵

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— Fabian Fischer (@Ludokultur) August 12, 2022

Bonus-Thread: Gute Mobile-Games

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"If indie games are underreported, mobile games must be invisible" https://t.co/VWhvPJMcas

If the paragraph below is an example of the press picking up on mobile games, I'd rather they stay invisible tbh.

That being said, here's a bunch of actually good mobile games! 🧵 1/10 pic.twitter.com/7mTgfeH3m5

— Fabian Fischer (@Ludokultur) July 25, 2022

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