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According to Iversen, Buur, 2002, characteristics of a good design game are (p.25):
- The material (board and pieces) should be inspiring.
- There should be rules to start the game, but they must not be rigid.
- You should have the option of expanding your role.
- You need to make bold moves.
- Respectful turn-taking is crucial.
Also, Iversen, Buur, 2002 state that qualities of a successful game are, "We play, because it is fun to play, because the game takes surprising turns of events, and because it is a challenge to bring the game to an end." (p.25)
References
- Iversen, Buur, 2002 -- action research to develop design games
- Ehn, Sjögren, 1991 -- introduced the concept of design games
- Muller, Wildman, White, 1994 -- developed the concept of design games further
- Harbraken, Gross, 1987 -- Introduction of a Concept Design Game
- Sari, 2003
- Sørensen, 2005 -- VisualPool
- Horst, S¢rensen, 2005 -- Up, Lay, Modify
References as BibTeX
- Ehn, Sjögren, 1991
- Lawrence Erlbaum (1991). Design at work: Cooperative design of computer systems. P. Ehn, & D. Sjögren: Eds.
- Horst, S¢rensen, 2005
- Horst, W., & S¢rensen, V. (2005). Collaboration and communication in design games.
- Iversen, Buur, 2002
- Iversen, O. S., & Buur, J. (2002, June 23-25). Design is a game: Developing design competence in a game setting. In Proceedings of the 7th Biennial Participatory Design Conference (pp. 22-28).
- Muller, Wildman, White, 1994
- Muller, M. J., Wildman, D. M., & White, E. A. (1994). Participatory design through games and other group exercises. Boston MA: ACM.
- Sari, 2003
- Sari, E. R. (2003). Exploring design through game. In Proceedings of the Frontiers in Education 2003, Boulder, CO.
- Sørensen, 2005
- Sørensen, J. (2005). The development of a visual design tool: VisionPool.
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