I've been working in industry for 5 years (the number may be outdated now =)) in a company that publishes and develops games for mobile devices. Love films (even tried to work there and now have a strong hobby), books (Neil Gaiman is really fun) and especially video games. Working in this industry was like a dream from the childhood and even after a first experience I'm still glad of making games in such an interesting times.
Every game even favorite one sometimes brings some frustration to a player. It may be very hard boss or glitch or bad decision. I’ve tried to bring together everything that makes gamer angry.
Yeah, you nailed it. Isn 't the destination of all people 's life is the same but still we respect every life as different r nI kinda like that this article is actually far better than its title. There is so much possibilities for storytelling in games and even option ...
Thanks Matthew. The point of this list is showing gameplay moments which frustrate an end-gamer. I m not trying to start discussion about advanced game-design technics there is a series of good articles The Designer 's Notebook: Bad Game Designer, No Twinkie from Ernest Adams last one is here http://www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/183979/the ...
Good point But be careful when guiding player by curiosity matter. Player will hate you if you fail while introducing rules of the game. Let s take time sensitive crew-rescuing mission in ME2 for example. There are other missions with time-pressing mechanic in ME2 but the game always shows timer ...
