GDA - Game Analysis Review

SPACE ESCAPE

Start adventure

Collect the Badges from each planet and conquer the galaxy.

Mission

vircurio

Ensure the shipMake sure the temperature does not rise!

1/4

In tennis, the ball is an example of what design element?

outcome

space

object

2/4

In tennis, the tennis court is an example of what design element?

outcome

space

object

3/4

In tennis, the final score is an example of what design element?

outcome

space

object

4/4

Which interactions include empathy and relating to a character?

emotional interactions

cerebral interactions

physical interactions

4/4

Which interactions include action and motion?

emotional interactions

cerebral interactions

physical interactions

Oh, NO!

badge

vircurio

Collect the Badges from each planet and conquer the galaxy.

Mission

Dierte

Go outside. After the warm-up, the shipneeds a repair.

1/4

Which of the following BEST describes explicit challenges?

longer and less intense challenges that are not specificially designed

Incorrect answer

slow and abstract challenges that affect the player immediately

hard and focused challenges that affect the player immediately

2/4

Which strategic action is it when a player gets ready for an event to occur?

direct action

preparatory actions

reactionary actions

3/4

Which strategic action is it when a player takes proactive and aggressive actions?

direct action

preparatory actions

reactionary actions

4/4

Which strategic action is it when a player responds to other actions?

direct action

preparatory actions

reactionary actions

OH, NO!

badge

Dierte

Collect the Badges from each planet and conquer the galaxy.

Mission

Jupiter

Dodge the asteroids by finding the correct answer.

In-Game Screens

Shell Screens

Input Screens

Output Screens

1/5

What type of screens are viewed continuously during play?

Ouput Screens

Input Screens

Shell Screens

In-Game Screens

2/5

What type of screens are used outside of the game?

narrarive events

player events

in-game events

3/5

In game stories, what event types are actions performed directly by the player?

in-game events

narrarive events

player events

4/5

In game stories, what event types are events initiated by the core mechanics of the game?

player events

narrative events

in-game events

5/5

In game stories, what event types are events whose content cannot be changed by the player?

Oh, NO!

badge

Jupiter

Collect the Badges from each planet and conquer the galaxy.

Mission

Alnus

Prevent the gases in the atmosphere of Alnus from clouding your decision-making.

1/5

adventure games

platform games

role-playing platform

Which has compelling storytelling that motivates the player to move forward to explore what else the plot holds?

2/5

adventure games

platform games

role-playing platform

Which has an objective to complete, but there is a great deal of focus on the skills of the player?

3/5

True

False

The reasons for dividing a game into levels are to slowly increase the difficulty of the game and to break the massive world into smaller parts.

4/5

anticipation

rewards

completion

Which property can increase player engagement with a feeling of satisfaction when reaching the end of a level?

5/5

anticipation

rewards

completion

Which property can increase player engagement by gaining a high score or unlocking an item?

Oh, NO!

badge

AlNUS

Remember the numbering!

Collect the Badges from each planet and conquer the galaxy.

Enter the code of theearned badges.

Code

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