It is my firm belief that games designers are currently missing out on a huge and largely untapped source of potential ideas: science. And, conversely, those working in public engagement with science are also failing to make the most of the many advantages of using games for this purpose. Why do I think games and […]
Evaluating and monitoring the reaction to your game after launch is nothing new. Indeed, companies like Zynga or Popcap have made analytics and close examination of user behaviours a fundamental part of their business plan, using them to work out how to make their games as addictive as possible (and how to milk their users […]
At Kanoti, we’ve been designing games for really great clients like Tate, Channel 4, BBC and Historic Royal Palaces for years now. Over time we’ve developed a few processes to help us try and create the best games possible, borne out of a desire to try and pin down what can be a rather inexact […]
