Gameplay Experience - Revision history

Ematuskey at 15:44, 18 October 2019

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 **'''Single ending:''' game has a single primary ending--player action doesn't significantly alter how the game ends
 **'''Multiple Endings:''' game has multiple primary endings, based on player action
-**'''Open World:''' game with linear play is set in an open world with a large amount of content to extend play time, and potentially multiple "win" states (Skyrim, World of Warcraft, Far Cry)
+**'''Open World:''' game is set in an open world with a large amount of content to extend play time, and potentially multiple "win" states (Skyrim, World of Warcraft, Far Cry)
 *'''Looped:''' gameplay is meant to repeat, either by starting the game again, or by using similar levels/maps as the player progresses (most arcade games; CoD, Fortnite, Hearthstone, Civilization, MS Flight Simulator)

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 *'''Linear:''' game has a specific beginning, middle, and end, with potentially limited replayability (Myst, Portal, Tomb Raider, Planescape)
-***'''Single ending:''' game has a single primary ending--player action doesn't significantly alter how the game ends
+**'''Single ending:''' game has a single primary ending--player action doesn't significantly alter how the game ends
 **'''Multiple Endings:''' game has multiple primary endings, based on player action
 **'''Open World:''' game with linear play is set in an open world with a large amount of content to extend play time, and potentially multiple "win" states (Skyrim, World of Warcraft, Far Cry)

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 *'''Linear:''' game has a specific beginning, middle, and end, with potentially limited replayability (Myst, Portal, Tomb Raider, Planescape)
-*'''Single ending:''' game has a single primary ending--player action doesn't significantly alter how the game ends
+***'''Single ending:''' game has a single primary ending--player action doesn't significantly alter how the game ends
 **'''Multiple Endings:''' game has multiple primary endings, based on player action
 **'''Open World:''' game with linear play is set in an open world with a large amount of content to extend play time, and potentially multiple "win" states (Skyrim, World of Warcraft, Far Cry)

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 **'''Multiple Endings:''' game has multiple primary endings, based on player action
 **'''Open World:''' game with linear play is set in an open world with a large amount of content to extend play time, and potentially multiple "win" states (Skyrim, World of Warcraft, Far Cry)
 *'''Looped:''' gameplay is meant to repeat, either by starting the game again, or by using similar levels/maps as the player progresses (most arcade games; CoD, Fortnite, Hearthstone, Civilization, MS Flight Simulator)

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 **'''Multiple maps:''': There are a specific number of playing areas to choose from (Call of Duty, Battlefield, Team Fortress 2)
 **'''Palette swaps:''' while the playing areas technically change, the differences between them are minor and are functionally the same (Tetris, Donkey Kong, Pac Man)
-**'''Procedurally or randomly generated content:''' there are essentially infinite, substantially different playing areas generated as needed
+**'''Procedurally or randomly generated content:''' there are essentially infinite, substantially different playing areas generated as needed (Roguelikes, No Man's Sky)
 *'''Open-Ended:''' game both allows player choice on how to play, and no specific end state (or no penalty if the player decides to ignore it) (Minecraft, the Sims, VR "experiences"))

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-*'''Looped:''' gameplay is meant to repeat, either by starting the game again, or by using similar levels/maps as the player progresses (most arcade games; CoD, Fortnite, Hearthstone, Civilization)
+*'''Looped:''' gameplay is meant to repeat, either by starting the game again, or by using similar levels/maps as the player progresses (most arcade games; CoD, Fortnite, Hearthstone, Civilization, MS Flight Simulator)
 **'''Single map:''' Every game takes place on the same playing area (Chess, Magic Online, Fortnite)
 **'''Multiple maps:''': There are a specific number of playing areas to choose from (Call of Duty, Battlefield, Team Fortress 2)
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 **'''Procedurally or randomly generated content:''' there are essentially infinite, substantially different playing areas generated as needed
-*'''Open-Ended:''' game both allows player choice on how to play, and no specific end state (or no penalty if the player decides to ignore it) (Minecraft, MS Flight Simulator))
+*'''Open-Ended:''' game both allows player choice on how to play, and no specific end state (or no penalty if the player decides to ignore it) (Minecraft, the Sims, VR "experiences"))

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 <h2>Gameplay Experience</h2>
-*'''Linear:''' game has a specific beginning, middle, and end, with limited replayability (Myst, Portal, Tomb Raider, Planescape)
+*'''Linear:''' game has a specific beginning, middle, and end, with potentially limited replayability (Myst, Portal, Tomb Raider, Planescape)
 **'''Open World:''' game is set in an open world with a large amount of content to extend playing time (Skyrim, World of Warcraft)
 **'''Multiple Endings:''' game has multiple endings based on player choice for added replay value