Well Played - Walden, a Game

Channel:
United States Games for Change
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6,900
Published on ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LPv7-s1X-dM


Game:
Walden, a game (2017)
Duration: 46:02
296 views
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What makes a game good? Or bad? Or better? Building on the Well Played books and journal and the success of lives sessions, we will explore a game at the festival to help analyze the gameplay experience and open up a discussion around the unique positive social impact games can have. The goal is to help develop and define a literacy of games as well as a sense of their value as an experience.

Speakers:
* Drew Davidson (Director & Teaching Professor, Carnegie Melon's Entertainment Technology Center)
* Tracy Fullerton (Professor & Director, USC Game Innovation Lab)
* Richard Lemarchand (Associate Professor, USC Games)



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Walden
Carnegie Melon University
Drew Davidson
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