Title :
A study of interaction in idle games & perceptions on the definition of a game
Author :
Imran Khaliq;Blair Purkiss
Author_Institution :
Media Design School, Auckland, New Zealand
Abstract :
An idle game, also known as an incremental game, is a genre of games defined by the primary feature of its strategy: leaving the game running by itself with minimum or zero player interaction. Interaction with the game, while often useful for progression, is optional for extended periods of gameplay. Through a comparison between academic views on the definition of a video game and the results of a survey, this paper uncovers the importance of interactivity in an academic definition and a player´s perceptions on how a game can be defined.
Keywords :
"Games","Robots","Artificial intelligence","Motion pictures","Observers","Media","Indexes"
Conference_Titel :
Games Entertainment Media Conference (GEM), 2015 IEEE
DOI :
10.1109/GEM.2015.7377233