Computer game designer Cris Crawford defines games as: an /interactive/, goal-oriented activity made for money, with /active a
===Games===
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...crobes would trap it, which became the name for one of the scientific mini-games
* Ingmar Riedel-Kruse lab. Euglena soccer. biotic-games. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3lwU9deF8rw start at 27:05
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Board games are usually designed for people, but could we think of a board game designe
...l be held in the DIY Biolab of the Media Environments chair. The developed games will be presented during the planned show in the Fall of 2017.
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- References to other games/artistic projects/scientific experiment/learning setup: ? (to be thought ab
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.... Although jump rope game might look like unactractive compared to virtual games, it is taken for bridging two realities.
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==== Games of Perception ====
''Games with a Purpose''
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==== Games ====
...p://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Kinect_games_for_Xbox_360 List of Kinect Games for Xbox 360]
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...install it from the official Google Play store if you want to cheat on the games you already play.
...app store. After installing the app, you can choose to play your favorite games and enjoy the added premium features. If you're an Android gamer, you shoul
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*Riedel-Kruse Lab, Biotic games: https://web.stanford.edu/group/riedel-kruse/
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Computer game designer Cris Crawford defines games as: an /interactive/, goal-oriented activity made for money, with /active a
===Games===
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...stand or perceive games. I want games to be fun and engaging, but from her games I realise that a game can be extremely redundant and yet keep the player en
...h I want to use a lot of storytelling in my game similar to Nina Freeman's games, I don't want the gameplay to be completely stupid. I want it to be fun and
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Once you have thought of a game in the city you can look at the games already up on the site for inspiration:
Look at the source of the other games for the exact syntax
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* [[GMU:Bio Games|Bio Games]] (03.-04.06.2015) – Lasse Scherffig, Thomas Hawranke
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Registration, Festival Lounge, Café, Hackerspace, Free Wifi, EA Games
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