From usability to Playability: Player-Centered Video Game Design

Elemento Básico Game Design, User Interface / User experience

Educación
Dificultad	Intermediate
Destinatario	Student, Teacher
Idioma	Spanish
Contexto	Distance learning
Tipo de Recurso	digital dictionary/encyclopaedia
Rango de Edades Típico	+18
Plataforma	Multiplatform

Licencia
Es Pago	No

Género
Aborda Lenguaje No Binario	No
Aborda Géneros	No
Aborda Visibilidad LGBTIQ+	No
Aborda Diversidad	No
Aborda Estereotipos de Género	No
Aborda Identidades No Binarias	No
Aborda Identidades Trans	No

URL

https://lsi2.ugr.es/~juegos/articulos/interaccion08-jugabilidad.pdf

Propósito

This article explains how usability is not enough as the only measure of player satisfaction. As a result, a way is sought to expand, with attributes and properties, the player's experience when participating in a game within an entertainment system: it is what is called Gameplay. In addition, Player Centered Design needs to be introduced to take into account the gaming experience during the video game development process.

Anotaciones

Capítulo	Video Game Development
Area	U/I, U/X
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