AIAny element withina computerprogram., such as acomputer game,that simulatesdecision-makingiterationA repeatedloop of designin order toimprove gameor productstoryboardA series ofdrawings thatconvey gameactions orstorylineshardwareThe physicalmachinerythat makesdevices workstorymachineA form ofinteractivestorytelling inwhich players usegameplay to telltheir own storiesplotThe orderof eventsin a storyISPInternet serviceprovider, or acompany thatprovides internetaccess tocustomersbugsErrorsinCodingprototypeA testableearly versionof a productor ideaAAAStudioA large gamesstudio thatproduces widelyplayed games withmulti-million dollarbudgetsgameconsoleA device forplaying videogames at homethat hook up to atv or otherdisplayCoreMechanicGameMechanic thatplayers areconstantlyrepeatingdynamicsystemA set ofinterconnectedparts thatcombine toform a greaterwholelinearstoryA form of a storyin which eventshappen with nochoice on thepart of thelistenerbrainstormTheprocess ofproducingnew ideascutsceneNon-interactivesegment of agame that tellspart of the storyplaytestA process fortesting agameprototypethrough playgenreStyle, format,content, and ideasthat have foundsuccess throughrepeated iterationover many pastgamesalgorithmDetailed, step-by-step instructionsthat tell thecomputer how toperform a taskgameenginePlatform thatprovidestools tocreategamesGDDA largedocument thatacts as ablueprint for acomplete gameXRAn umbrella termfor newtechnologies suchas virtual realityand augmentedrealityIndieShort for“independent”a smallergames studiobuildsDifferent versions ofa game, eachsubsequent onebeing an enhancedor more finishedproductAIAny element withina computerprogram., such as acomputer game,that simulatesdecision-makingiterationA repeatedloop of designin order toimprove gameor productstoryboardA series ofdrawings thatconvey gameactions orstorylineshardwareThe physicalmachinerythat makesdevices workstorymachineA form ofinteractivestorytelling inwhich players usegameplay to telltheir own storiesplotThe orderof eventsin a storyISPInternet serviceprovider, or acompany thatprovides internetaccess tocustomersbugsErrorsinCodingprototypeA testableearly versionof a productor ideaAAAStudioA large gamesstudio thatproduces widelyplayed games withmulti-million dollarbudgetsgameconsoleA device forplaying videogames at homethat hook up to atv or otherdisplayCoreMechanicGameMechanic thatplayers areconstantlyrepeatingdynamicsystemA set ofinterconnectedparts thatcombine toform a greaterwholelinearstoryA form of a storyin which eventshappen with nochoice on thepart of thelistenerbrainstormTheprocess ofproducingnew ideascutsceneNon-interactivesegment of agame that tellspart of the storyplaytestA process fortesting agameprototypethrough playgenreStyle, format,content, and ideasthat have foundsuccess throughrepeated iterationover many pastgamesalgorithmDetailed, step-by-step instructionsthat tell thecomputer how toperform a taskgameenginePlatform thatprovidestools tocreategamesGDDA largedocument thatacts as ablueprint for acomplete gameXRAn umbrella termfor newtechnologies suchas virtual realityand augmentedrealityIndieShort for“independent”a smallergames studiobuildsDifferent versions ofa game, eachsubsequent onebeing an enhancedor more finishedproduct

GD1A Bingo Review - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Any element within a computer program., such as a computer game, that simulates decision-making
    AI
  2. A repeated loop of design in order to improve game or product
    iteration
  3. A series of drawings that convey game actions or storylines
    storyboard
  4. The physical machinery that makes devices work
    hardware
  5. A form of interactive storytelling in which players use gameplay to tell their own stories
    story machine
  6. The order of events in a story
    plot
  7. Internet service provider, or a company that provides internet access to customers
    ISP
  8. Errors in Coding
    bugs
  9. A testable early version of a product or idea
    prototype
  10. A large games studio that produces widely played games with multi-million dollar budgets
    AAA Studio
  11. A device for playing video games at home that hook up to a tv or other display
    game console
  12. Game Mechanic that players are constantly repeating
    Core Mechanic
  13. A set of interconnected parts that combine to form a greater whole
    dynamic system
  14. A form of a story in which events happen with no choice on the part of the listener
    linear story
  15. The process of producing new ideas
    brainstorm
  16. Non-interactive segment of a game that tells part of the story
    cutscene
  17. A process for testing a game prototype through play
    playtest
  18. Style, format, content, and ideas that have found success through repeated iteration over many past games
    genre
  19. Detailed, step-by-step instructions that tell the computer how to perform a task
    algorithm
  20. Platform that provides tools to create games
    game engine
  21. A large document that acts as a blueprint for a complete game
    GDD
  22. An umbrella term for new technologies such as virtual reality and augmented reality
    XR
  23. Short for “independent” a smaller games studio
    Indie
  24. Different versions of a game, each subsequent one being an enhanced or more finished product
    builds