Lessons Learned from I Expect You To Die: New Puzzles, New Hands
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Jesse Schell and Shawn Patton give lessons learned from creating "I Expect You To Die" for Oculus VR.
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Lessons Learned from I Expect You To Die: New Puzzles, New Hands
- 1. Lessons Learned from Shawn Patton & Jesse Schell (@ShawnDesign & @JesseSchell) New Puzzles, New Hands
- 3. Lessons Learned from Shawn Patton & Jesse Schell (@ShawnDesign & @JesseSchell) New Puzzles, New Hands
- 12. PRESENCE
- 17. 1. Motion Sickness 1. Keep Framerate > 60 fps 2. Avoid Virtual Camera Motion 3. Don’t Accelerate / Decelerate 4. Keep the Horizon Level
- 18. 2. Confusion
- 19. 3. Shallow Object Interactions
- 20. 4. Too Intense
- 33. Window Washing Backstage Big Yacht Bathroom Security Room Bank Vault Hunting Lodge ElevatorAir Vent Hotel Penthouse Submersible Casino Lighthouse Hot Air Balloon Lifeboat Commence Brainstorming!
- 35. Affordances Helpful Deaths Comfortable On Budget Feel Clever What made the Car Puzzle work?
- 36. 0 = Nah 1 = Maybe 2 = Yes 3 = Absolutely Voting + Spreadsheet Time!
- 37. 0 = Nah 1 = Maybe 2 = Yes 3 = Absolutely Sweet, Sweet Data
- 38. 0 = Nah 1 = Maybe 2 = Yes 3 = Absolutely Sorted!
- 39. 0 = Nah 1 = Maybe 2 = Yes 3 = Absolutely Path Forward
- 40. Hunting Lodge Window Washing Designer Engineer Two Artists Designer Engineer Two Artists Two Pods
- 41. Whitebox
- 43. At Work!
- 45. At Work! At Home! At the Airport!
- 46. The levels were terrible
- 47. mostly terrible
- 49. Solutions: Put goal in front (literally) Support Goal Types: • Long Term, Mid Term & Immediate Be careful switching goals Problem 1: No clear visual goal from start.
- 51. Solutions: VR is freeing, embrace it! Don’t focus player too much Balance parallel and serial tasks Player should feel in charge Problem 2: No (perceived) freedom.
- 53. Solutions: VR is freeing, embrace it! Don’t focus player too much Balance parallel and serial tasks Player should feel in charge Problem 2: No (perceived) freedom.
- 55. Solutions: Build goals from affordances Lead from one to another Goals need to fit together Problem 3: No clear bread crumbing.
- 57. Solutions: Solves should make sense Solves make you feel clever Solves make you feel cool Problem 4: No great puzzle solves.
- 58. Solutions: VR is AWESOME! Use it! Let player cause moment Player is hero in that moment Problem 5: No awesome moment.
- 59. Yes. Could we have done it faster and cheaper? Brownboxing How?
- 61. #Brownboxing
- 62. Recap
- 63. Affordances Helpful DeathsComfortable On Budget Feel Clever
- 64. Affordances Helpful Deaths Clear Goal Freedom Path to Clever Comfortable On Budget Great SolvesFeel Awesome Feel Clever
- 65. AffordancesClear Goal Freedom Helpful Deaths Path to Clever Comfortable On Budget Great Solves Feel Awesome!Feel Clever
- 66. Thanks! Slides: jesseschell.com Email: shawn@schellgames.com jesse@schellgames.com Twitter: @ShawnDesign @JesseSchell