CyG_GameStudio

#CompetitionGame 'need' at least 2 'opponents' to be defined ... can be just black vs white (chess) or racing teams or ...

working on a game classification / categorization to be 'included' into #GameStudio #PuzzleGame #CompetitionGame #___

#Tetris is a #PuzzleGame

#chess is a #BoardGame and a #CompetitionGame

#CompetitionGame, a category of #games where #players compete with other players (human / computer)

define a few fields and how to represent them on-screen, define the visiting sequence, some dice and voila, you first game

in many (actually most) board games we have positions, fields, tiles etc ... all represented via Game Tokens

the 'Game' token also holds info how the game loads and how it 'allows' the player(s) to handle it ... obvious

'Game' is just another conceptual token that stores info about the game itself: name, version, author etc splash-screen, idle soundtrack etc

single or multi-player ... every player gets 'tokenized' with a bunch of parameters and options to 'handle' the game world

while many Game Tokens represent physical stuff we also handle conceptual 'stuff' via the token paradigm, eg white/black in chess

in many games we need tokens to represent the 'door' concept sliding, pivoting (rotating), doors as well as force fields states: open, close

we use the term Game Token to represent items, resources etc ... eg: a door, a vehicle, a card, a tree, a mountain, ...

game world : many card games ... the world is composed of all the cards available and the current 'distribution' among players

so, what is the 'Big Picture' of your game and what are the goals ?

most, if not all games can be represented by only a few basic concepts ... like: the 'game world', 'actions', 'goals', ...

will add to our upcoming game section ... run & jump xitter.cf/gamesclips/status/8071…

added early Procedural Table #AddOn for #blender to our code section cybergenius.info/code/

1, 2 or 4 legs ... Procedural Table in #blender #python