Interactivity and immersion UI UX design for games

Dunning, Ben and Bossom, Andrew (2019) Interactivity and immersion UI UX design for games. Creative Careers & Required Reading . Bloomsbury Publishing, London. (Unpublished)

Creators:
Dunning, Ben and Bossom, Andrew
Description/Abstract:

This book explores the design, use and implementation of the visual and graphic user interface design (GUI) in the context of video games and their impact on a player’s experience. As an integral part of game delivery, the GUI enables and facilitates gameplay, aiding the immersion process, therefore the nature of its design is central to a game's success.

Bridging and unifying the disciplines of interaction design, graphic design, game design and the delivery of game narrative, this title is aimed at those keen to understand the central importance of the GUI in video games. It will also aid readers studying for a career in or around the video game industry, practicing professionals and those wishing to broaden their working knowledge of game studies and ludology through informative and practical guidance presented in a user i.e reader friendly way.

Item Type:
Book
Date:
2019
Schools:
School of Games & Creative Technology
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Depositing User:
Mr Andrew Bossom
Date Deposited:
10 Jan 2018 16:17
Last Modified:
10 Jan 2018 16:30
URI:
https://research.uca.ac.uk/id/eprint/4238

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