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Understanding Games: Episode 4
by pixelate
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Understanding Games: Episode 4
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Description
Episode 4 is the last of four games explaining the basic concepts of video games. It deals with identification in video games.
For more information on computer game theory and game design have a look at the recommended readings.
How to Play
Follow the in-game instructions of your hosts Bub and Bob. You can skip the text using the space key. Click on the equalizer in the top right to mute sound/music.
At the end of the episode use the arrow keys to move your character and the X key to activate your special ability.
FAQ
What is Understanding Games: Episode 4?
Understanding Games: Episode 4 is an interactive educational game created by pixelate that explains how video games work and explores key game design concepts.
Who developed Understanding Games: Episode 4?
The game was developed by pixelate, which released the Understanding Games series on web portals like Kongregate.
What kind of game is Understanding Games: Episode 4?
Understanding Games: Episode 4 is an educational game with interactive elements that allow players to learn about video game mechanics and design.
What is the main gameplay loop in Understanding Games: Episode 4?
Players progress through short interactive segments and animated explanations, learning about specific video game concepts and actively engaging with examples.
How is progression structured in Understanding Games: Episode 4?
Progression in Understanding Games: Episode 4 is linear, moving from one topic or concept to the next within the episode's sequence of educational modules.
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Soulreaper20591
Aug. 09, 2012
I wish I could learn everything this way...
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thorn10293
Feb. 09, 2013
If everything was taught this way, I'd understand 200% more stuff about computer gaming then I do now. These guys are awesome. :-)
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Twig7
Jul. 10, 2010
i wish this wasn't the last one :*(
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rocktheworld315
Feb. 09, 2013
Why is this the last one?? Why??
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Hunkadunkus
May. 30, 2010
it's a great game to show people who wish to create their own game, how to make it better. I personally am finding these lectures brilliant while creating a game of my own, and think that all of these lectures are worth a look if you're going to create a game too :D
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