Game as a service - do you know what it means?
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The document discusses game as a service and the importance of consciously designing all aspects of the game experience as a service, not just the core gameplay. It provides examples of key elements of a game service like account systems, localisation, payment options, community features, and customer support. It emphasizes that the entire development team must be involved in service design for a cohesive experience.
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Game as a service - do you know what it means?
- 1. Game as a Service Do you really know what it means? LOGIN 2010 - Seattle
- 28. Benefits from a service offer
- 33. Service applied to Games
- 41. Are all games services?
- 57. Disclaimer time
- 81. QA
- 94. Localisation
- 125. Payment
- 138. Community
- 147. Communication
- 153. Getting the game
- 159. Matchmaking
- 166. Website
- 171. Customer Support
- 175. And more…
- 181. Combat Quests World design Character progression Art direction Localisation QA Process Billing Customer Support Account system Patcher Login system Communication Installation Matchmaking Achievements Community Web functionalities CRM
- 182. Combat Quests World design Character progression Art direction Localisation QA Process Billing Customer Support Account system Patcher Login system Communication Installation Matchmaking Achievements Community Web functionalities CRM
- 183. A conclusion of sort