A Comprehensive Model for Behavior Change Game Design: My Own Design Journey
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Ben Sawyer discusses different models for behavior change games. These include: 1) A single tight game focused on one topic. 2) An internal hub and spoke model with a central game connecting to mini-games. 3) A collection of separate mini-games. 4) An external hub and spoke model where a manager game connects separate mini-games. The document emphasizes the importance of choosing the right model and designing effective handoffs between game components to guide behavior change.
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A Comprehensive Model for Behavior Change Game Design: My Own Design Journey
- 1. A Comprehensive Model for Behavior Change Design My Own Journey Ben Sawyer Digitalmill, bsawyer@dmill.com @bensawyer Inc. June 2012 Games for Health Conference www.gamesforhealth.org
- 2. Behavior Change My own design journey
- 6. The horror of templating & recipes
- 7. Time & Work
- 9. Play2Prevent
- 10. Play2Prevent • Avoiding the obvious & “catch the fruit” • Enabling procedural rhetoric & “translational game design” • Creating parsable statements that become games & gameplay (written long hand) • Breaking apart contextual narrative, and “situated, acceptable, practice”
- 11. Play2Prevent • “mini games” and repetitive practice and spectrum • Exertion, grit
- 12. What does this mean?
- 14. Hub & Spoke
- 15. SuperBetter
- 16. Health Month
- 17. MeQuilibrium
- 18. Elbrys Networks
- 19. Leadership Game
- 20. Phone’s
- 22. Hub & Spoke
- 23. Four models... • A single tight game • A one-game hub & spoke model • Game of mini-games • how well integrated and interrelated? • A collection of mini-games • A external hub & spoke model
- 24. A Single Tight Game
- 25. Internal Hub & Spoke mini-game contextual narrative
- 26. Collection of Games mini-game mini-game mini-game They can be very different experiences mini-game mini-game mini-game
- 27. External Hub & Spoke mini-game mini-game mini-game Manager/Meta-Game mini-game mini-game mini-game
- 28. Single Tight Requires focused Hard to design Game topic Internal Hub Handoffs key Common look & & Spoke Player orientation feel Collection of Portfolio There’s alway a Games approach runt or two External Hub Requires good Hub is critical & Spoke hub & backend
- 29. Why hub & spoke?
- 31. Why? • Discreet components and targeted gameplay translations • Separates contextual game experience from skills and practices needed and allows you more flexibility to vision
- 32. Dosage?
- 33. 10X 15x 5x 6x 3x 15x
- 34. Gamespace that exists between points of device based input where everyday activities and data exhaust can drive remote inputs thus expanding the game temporally and physically to previously untouched situations and affect player behaviors Passive Spaces The point where decisions are affected outside of gameplay between sessions of gameplay
- 35. “Passive Space”
- 36. My Model?
- 37. Comprehensive? • What’s your hub? How does it orientate the user, define their narrative, mark progress, and bring shared progress together? • What are your spokes? Are they cool things to do or lighter weight? • What’s the handoff or roundtrip process?
- 39. Exertion “do I do everything I can do?”
- 41. Delta 1
- 42. Summary • See your game as distinct components • Identify how those components form your high level model • Adjust those components for guided dosage • Beware of handoffs and roundtrip interfaces
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