The art and science of game design

Abstract

In this article, the author analyzes the narrative of the games, game’s beginnings, major narrative beats, game mechanics, and players’ experience of play in all its stages, as well as the ethics, game maker’s ethics, and the connection between art and technology. The exhibition represents an historical spectrum: from the very beginning of the science in the antiquity of human history to the contemporary digital era when archeology is one of the most popular and quite multidisciplinary academic disciplines. The study narrows down to the narration design and details implementing techniques to create an unparalleled experience in a quest for existence. The author also highlights the effect of gaming mechanics on it and the issue of representation and also includes current market topics on virtual reality and its regulatory frameworks. In conclusion, the work clearly shows the designing approach of art and technology, and finally asserts that the manifests from the entertainment side of life should be considered.