Game Mechanics: Basics & Design

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Covers interaction design principles, including UI visibility, feedback, task breakdowns, closure, and preemptive exits.

Covers the principles of prototyping and user experience design, emphasizing iterative processes and user feedback in creating effective solutions.

Explores the basics of user experience, defining usability, discussing UX components, and illustrating with real-world examples.

Explores the iterative design process, different types of prototypes, playtester types, and the importance of constant testing and feedback.

Covers the implementation of a game where players take turns to place pieces on a grid.

Discusses quiz results and the design process, including guidance on developing a contact scenario for a project.

Covers the creation of a labyrinth level using Scratch, focusing on counting items and managing game logic.

Covers the creation of a labyrinth level in Scratch, focusing on managing life points.

Covers the implementation of game logic in C++, focusing on data structures and game functions.

Explores button mapping, controller implementation, button states retrieval, and object interaction in VR.