Wiederspielwert

Wiederspielwert oder Wiederspielbarkeit (engl. replay value oder replayability) ist ein Begriff aus der Entwicklung und Bewertung von Spielen, besonders Computerspielen. Er bezeichnet die Eigenschaft von Spielen, nach erstmaligem Durchspielen auch in erneuten Anläufen Spaß zu bereiten.^[1]^[2]

↑ Staffan Bjork, Jussi Holopainen: Patterns in Game Design, 2005, ISBN 1-58450-354-8. Darin: „Replayability: The level to which a game provides new challendes or experiences when played again.“
↑ GameSetWatch: Three Kinds of Replay (Memento vom 10. Oktober 2012 im Internet Archive), 25. September 2008. Darin: „Replay value comes from many things, and one of them is the ability for the game to let players have a different experience each time they play. This breadth of experience means that players who enjoy a game the first time can experience more entertainment from the game by replaying in various ways.“

[1] Staffan Bjork, Jussi Holopainen: Patterns in Game Design, 2005, ISBN 1-58450-354-8. Darin: „Replayability: The level to which a game provides new challendes or experiences when played again.“

[2] GameSetWatch: Three Kinds of Replay (Memento vom 10. Oktober 2012 im Internet Archive), 25. September 2008. Darin: „Replay value comes from many things, and one of them is the ability for the game to let players have a different experience each time they play. This breadth of experience means that players who enjoy a game the first time can experience more entertainment from the game by replaying in various ways.“

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Wiederspielwert

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