Fun and Accessibility shows a great way to engage your players to your game. It shows you if your game is capable for all people to play. In other words, it shows if players will recommend it to other players to try it out. This causes your game to be more well shown verses something that is of no interest to anyone There are some things that are great tools to use when making a game, these include challenge, play and story. Challenges show the "flow" of players of what the game has to offer or what types of gimmicks the game mechanics are that interest the player. Play sees the different aspect of gameplay and shows players imagination from fantasies, social interaction with people, sense of your emotion changing, and collection series of certain games. Story creates players to get engaged from drama where they'll struggle from many obstacles along their way. A very important thing to have in a game is making your players choose their own choices. Not only does this allow players to express more in the game, it gives away the emotional feeling into them. This causes them to become more engaged towards game. What would create players to make their own choices is from a dilemma in a game. Dilemmas weigh consequences of the players choices making players make wise choices to progress in game. They also produce emotions to the player when they are struggling to win in a game. One of my favorite games is an example of this and is entitled Disgaea: Hour of Darkness.
Disgaea: Hour of Darkness is a RPG strategy tactic game, where it takes place in netherworld. The game leads the player to a young demon prince named Larhal. He is the only remaining person left in the place where his parents once ruled the Netherworld. Larhal goes on with his companions who tag along with him. They help him overcome foul creatures and people who are trying to take the place as ruler over the Netherworld.While your greeted with an introduction to the story and the features shown to you, the combat where you fight creatures has the same features as other tactic games, with a few new aspects. As your characters are set up next to each other, your able to make a combo by just making an attack by doing quadruple damage on a single enemy. There is conflict also in the combat system where there are these admitted objects called geo panels. They spread in different directions and if the you land on them, your character might change from stats or even have a bonus, such as 100% Experience points when defeating a monster. If you hit a geo panel, it will destroy all the panels that were spread and may cause you or anyone else damage. Before you start beginning your quest, you'll would start off with a few characters. This may bore some players because they have to see them in the entire game. There character customization choose what class your character can be and what to name them. After that, you'll have basic stats. You will receive bonus stats points when you can increase a certain stat, like attack for instant. Instead of a humanoid, you can do the same on a monster you encounter along the way, just by unlocking them. With a great new dynamic gameplay and character customization, the dilemmas of the game alters the endings. There are many endings throughout the game. There are some that are dramatic, hollow, or have a fast impact. All of them require doing side stories or based on a certain amount of issues with your allies. By this I mean loyalty. For example, if you kill one of your allies, you will receive the bad ending and if you don't kill any allies, then you will have a good ending. These endings are created by how the players act in the game and they in turn determine how it will end.. This game really gives the field to players who like anime or manga.
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