Daily Bell Ringer — Categories of Game Mechanics & Victory Conditions

Course 2: Game Design & Development Principles / Unit 6: Game Design Mechanics, Rules & Documentation / Lesson 1: Categories of Game Mechanics & Victory Conditions

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What is the difference between an primary movement mechanic and an objective victory condition?

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Lesson-specific planned alignment · Course 113605

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#25 Develop objectives and outcomes for a game.
#35 Research victory condition mechanics of a game.
#37 Incorporate game mechanics into a game.
#38 Explain basic logic statements such as if/then and cause/effect.

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