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VIDEO GAME DESIGN (GAME ELEMENTS (Narrative,/story, Navigation, Characters…

- - - - Contrasting Shape Pattern: A structure whose overall shape is substantially different from that of its adjacent
      - environments (e.g., organic vs. rigid). Through such contrast, designers can call attention to certain structures in
      - the environment.
    - - Framed Structure Pattern: A frame may occlude foreground information, directing player’s attention to mid- or
      - background structures. In its simple case, a framing device
      - may enframe a view without occlusion to suggest the difference between the inside and the outside.
    - - Directional Line Pattern: A series of repetitive lines
      - and/or edges visually defines an actual or metaphoric pathway linking foreground, midground, and background through
      - foreshortening. The pattern draws player’s attention by
      - defining an implied perspective view thought the diminishing size of repetitive patterning.
    - - A spatial relationship between the current ground plane and line of sight. This pattern draws attention by manipulating the vertical distance
        between the ground plane in relation to foreground, midground and background elements below or above it.
      - A vertical high point on the distant horizon seen from a distance known as a weaning point to direct the player
    - - Exaggerated structures stand out from their surrounding and draw the player’s
      - attention towards them. Compared with the Contrasting
      - Shape pattern, this one is not concerned with the characteristics of the shapes themselves (e.g., organic or rigid).
      - Instead, it deals with the altered scale of structures.