Réflexions sur les jeux avec sucre en poudre, poivre en grain… et un peu de vitriol.
Starting from John Dewey’s views on experience and art, we posit that playing a computer game can be an aesthetic experience. Playing a game can be a technical act to execute actions, or involve imagination in inventing new possibles. This is done by uniting with a game, which depends on
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The cognitive process of gameplay is modeled as more than a circle, but a dynamic evolving process: the magic cycle. Playing a game is an ever-increasing mastery as the spirals get wider, tackling higher-order questions through guesswork and trial-and-error in the heuristic spirals of gameplay and narrative.
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