Tynan Sylvester - Designing Games, A Guide to Engineering Experiences (GDL ep07)
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Tynan Sylvester - Designing Games, A Guide to Engineering Experiences (GDL ep07)
14 367 просмотров · 6 месяцев назад
Indie Game Clinic
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14 367 просмотров · 6 месяцев назад
A regular "book-club" style podcast where Joe Baxter-Webb [Indie Game Clinic] chats with a range of guest co-hosts about the books we think game developers should read (or at least know the gist of!) You can get most of the books we cover while supporting IGC and smaller businesses than Amazon by going to https://uk.bookshop.org/shop/indiegam...
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00:00 intro
OVERVIEW
01:34 situating the book in our collection
07:55 signposting cultural politics
10:30 book's structure & approach
PHILOSOPHICAL UNDERPINNINGS
17:33 engines of experience
20:30 events and anticipation
23:09 emotion and human values
27:50 an interesting take on "flow"
INTERESTING AREAS/CHAPTERS
30:30 challenge & mastery
34:12 flexible meanings of "narrative"
40:34 decisions types & intensities
47:05 strategy design & balance
50:18 predicting your opponent ("yomi")
55:38 game theory & griefing
01:01:40 some other chapters/topics
PRODUCTION / PROCESSES
01:03:20 the market and the specificity of game appeal
01:02:45 processes and planning
01:07:40 knowledge, research, and evaluating ideas
01:09:00 the dependency stack
01:13:00 collaboration, sensitivity and the Rimworld controversy
01:31:05 what we're reading next time
The theme song was produced by show host Joe Baxter-Webb.
The Ludonarrative Dissonance jingle was "Carvings" by Blood of Geruda, licensed from Epidemic Sound.
RELATED TOPICS:
Misattribution of Arousal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Misattr...
Game Theory & (ir)rationality: https://larspsyll.wordpress.com/2025/...
Swagless Games: https://www.polygon.com/code-vein-2-s...
Jeff Vogel GDC talk about serving a market gap: • Failing to Fail: The Spiderweb Software Way
Tynan Sylvester GDC talk on the idea reservoir: • RimWorld: Contrarian, Ridiculous, and Impo...