Experimental video game prototype development in a university laboratory
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https://doi.org/10.24215/15146774e025Keywords:
development methodology, prototypes, experimental video gamesAbstract
This paper reports the results obtained by creating prototypes of experimental video games over a period of four years. The project was carried out with 25 undergraduate university students in a laboratory as an extracurricular activity. The purpose of the research is to begin laying the foundations of a methodology that facilitates the development of experimental videogames with the intention of raising the state of the art of the medium and making future developers visible in the industry.
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