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was ist spiel?

was ist spiel?. def. game. a game is a system in which players engage in an artificial conflict, defined by rules, that results in a quantifiable outcome. (Salen/Zimmerman 2003:80). def. archITectural game.

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was ist spiel?

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  1. was ist spiel?

  2. def. game a game is a system in which players engage in an artificial conflict, defined by rules, that results in a quantifiable outcome. (Salen/Zimmerman 2003:80)

  3. def. archITectural game a pervasive game is a system in which players engage in an artificial conflict, defined by rules, that results in a quantifiable outcome; the game takes place in a computerised physical game space, framed by non-game con- and co-texts. (whodunnit)

  4. formal

  5. spieler/in alltag: ko-/kontexte

  6. reizkonfiguration - „spass“

  7. spieler/in: in-game spieleranzahl spielerrollen in-game spielerinteraktions-muster

  8. ziele short term medium term long term

  9. prozeduren starthandlung handlungsprogression spezialhandlungen auflösungs-/schlusshandlung handlungs- möglichkeiten handlungs- notwendigkeiten GAME STATE

  10. regeln implizite regeln: etikette, ko-/kontext operationale regeln: spielanleitung konstitutive regeln: mathematisch-logisch

  11. ressourcen def. bestände, aus denen geschöpft wird, um bestimmmte ziele zu erreichen; einzelne ressourcen müssen im spielsystem nutzwert besitzen begrenzt verfügbar sein beispiele: leben, einheiten, stamina, geld, handlungen, objekte, terrain, zeit

  12. konflikte • z.b. • hindernisse • opponenten • dilemmata

  13. spielgrenzen I

  14. spielgrenzen II

  15. ergebnis z.b. gewinnen / verlieren ergebnisstruktur ist abhängig von spielerinteraktions-muster & spielziel

  16. drama

  17. nächste woche: drama / system herausforderung spielen prämisse charakter(e) story dramatischer bogen spielsystem(dynamik)

  18. steffen p walz eth zurich faculty of architecture institute for building technology / caad game design research HIL E 15.1 CH 8093 zurich-hoenggerberg T +41 1 633 4025 F +41 1 633 1050 walz@arch.ethz.ch www.caad.arch.ehtz.ch

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