Design-Fäden: Räumlichkeit & Kompetenz | Ludokultur

Design-Fäden: Räumlichkeit & Kompetenz

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: Bedeutsame Räumlichkeit

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With many recent Vampire-Survivors-likes relying on emptiness, simple enemy behaviors ("walk towards player") and stats, I feel I should reiterate my stance on "spatiality" in #GameDesign.

Don't just "have space" (instead of flat math), but MEANINGFUL SPACE! 🗺️

⬇️ Examples ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/CGzRwP6uMz
— Fabian Fischer 🎱 Rack and Slay (@Ludokultur) May 23, 2023

Thread 2: Spieler-Kompetenz vs. Avatar-Kompetenz

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Here's a #gameDesign thought: a #roguelike (run-based game with no meta power progression) emphasizes the competence gain of the player, while a #roguelite (run-based game with meta power progression) emphasizes the competence gain of the avatar.

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More context below! 👇 pic.twitter.com/bCLb3AXZ2s
— Fabian Fischer 🎱 Rack and Slay (@Ludokultur) September 4, 2023

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