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The Limits of the Imaginable @ STT's Games: The Next Step

by Kars Alfrink on Oct 27, 2010

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I talked about the future of game design at an expert meeting organized by STT (Netherlands Study Centre for Technology Trends). These are the slides, the notes are available on the Hubbub blog: http:/...

I talked about the future of game design at an expert meeting organized by STT (Netherlands Study Centre for Technology Trends). These are the slides, the notes are available on the Hubbub blog: http://whatsthehubbub.nl/?p=684

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Kars Alfrink , Independent designer of games and playful interactions at Hubbub Thanks Marcin! The notes are here: http://whatsthehubbub.nl/?p=684 (I'm not a huge fan of how SlideShare handles these.) 1 year ago Reply
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Marcin Ignac , interaction designer at CIID, mowa lab I wish there were slide notes. Looks like a very interesting presentation. 1 year ago Reply
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Simone Keijzer , Interaction Designer at Zicht/ S1m0ne 1 year ago

The Limits of the Imaginable @ STT’s Games: The Next Step — Presentation Transcript

the limits of the imaginable Games: The Next Step – STT – 20 October 2010 Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)
design
Lyddle End 2050: Tuur van Balen, Matt Jones, Toby Barnes, David Hayward & James Bridle
Lyddle End 2050: Tuur van Balen, Matt Jones, Toby Barnes, David Hayward & James Bridle
“What we are really experiencing now is a massive cybernetic hemorrhage in ways of knowing the world.” – Bruce Sterling
“If the world is a science ﬁction novel then what do you read? What can the literature do for you?” – Kim Stanley Robinson
Okinawa Soba
Andreas Metz
cities
Jason Hawkes
Claire L. Evans
biology
Natalie Jeremijenko
Natalie Jeremijenko
Natalie Jeremijenko
Antoine Blanchard
Antoine Blanchard
Antoine Blanchard
Wooden Logic, Matt Cottam
Wooden Logic, Matt Cottam
Wooden Logic, Matt Cottam
Wooden Logic, Matt Cottam
in summary…
Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)
Timothy Wells
Jonathan Baldwin
“Always design a thing by considering its next larger context…” – Eliel Saarinen
Powers of Ten (1968)
relational, environmental game design
Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)
thanks! Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977)