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The art of game design
A Book of Lenses
Book • 2008
This book guides readers through the game design process step-by-step, emphasizing the importance of viewing a game from multiple perspectives.
It introduces over 100 sets of questions, or 'lenses,' to help designers evaluate and improve their games.
The book covers fundamental principles of game design, applicable to various types of games, including classic board games, card games, and modern video games.
It also includes examples from new VR and AR platforms, as well as from popular games like Uncharted 4 and The Last of Us.
It introduces over 100 sets of questions, or 'lenses,' to help designers evaluate and improve their games.
The book covers fundamental principles of game design, applicable to various types of games, including classic board games, card games, and modern video games.
It also includes examples from new VR and AR platforms, as well as from popular games like Uncharted 4 and The Last of Us.
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