Managing progression through levels of difficulty Sample Clauses

Managing progression through levels of difficulty. Managing the difficulty of the game is important in order to enable feelings of flow, mastery and self- efficacy. There are many ways of modifying difficulty in a game, including fixed logarithmic curve, fixed increasing linear, fixed increasing wave, widening interval, widening logarithmic interval (Xxxxxx 2010). Some of these are directly applicable to cognitive games in DOREMI. When graphing difficulty the attained proficiency level is usually displayed on the y axis, and amount of time playing the game along the x axis giving a representation of skill progression over time. Fixed logarithmic A fixed logarithmic curve allows for quick progression to the players level of skill for the given task and provides a consistent change in difficulty to keep players engaged. This curve addresses the fact that once a player has mastered the different aspects of the game the increase in skill needed to progress declines. The challenge then comes from complexity rather than from learning new methods of game play.
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