[casual_games] Defining 'Casual Game'

[Robert Madsen]

To me, a casual game is one that can be easily picked up, played for a short
time, then put away.  I should be able to make some progress in a relatively
short time.  In other words, I can get some fun in without selling my soul
to the game.

Robert Madsen
Studio Director
http://SynapticSwitch.com
rmadsen at SynapticSwitch.com


From:  Sheri Rubin <sheri at designdirectdeliver.com>
Reply-To:  IGDA Casual Games SIG Mailing List <casual_games at igda.org>
Date:  Tuesday, April 24, 2012 3:01 AM
To:  <casual_games at igda.org>
Subject:  [casual_games] Defining 'Casual Game'

    
 Hi All,
 
 It's time for another topic of the week, this one sure to raise some
eyebrows: Defining 'Casual Game'. It comes from one of you - so sending
stuff in works!
 
 Has the definition of a Œcasual game¹ changed over the last few years? Do
you think it has changed for you? for your company? for your target
audience? for the press? What difference has that change made?
 
 As always, if you have any suggestions please feel free to send them to me
at sheri at designdirectdeliver.com.
 
 Stay awesome!
 Sheri
 
 -- 
 
Sheri Rubin
 Founder and CEO
 
 Design Direct Deliver
 Website: http://www.designdirectdeliver.com
 Email: sheri at designdirectdeliver.com
  
 
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