Impact of environment atmosphere on player engagement

Wong, Zi Ming (2024) Impact of environment atmosphere on player engagement. Final Year Project, UTAR.

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Abstract

In the realm of digital entertainment and gaming, the dynamics between players and their environment play an important role in shaping the overall gaming experience. This thesis explores the intricate relationship between the gaming atmosphere and player engagement, delving into the multiple aspects that contribute to this interactive synergy. The research is conducted as part of the UJMZ32010 courses, undertaken by the author, Wong Zi Ming 2003878, to discuss the nuanced impact of environmental atmospheres on player immersion and participation. The remainder of this thesis structure is organized as follows: Chapter 2: Literature Review: A comprehensive exploration of existing literature related to the impact of environment atmosphere on player engagement. This chapter provides a foundation for the current research by reviewing relevant theories, studies, and articles. Chapter 3: Research Methodology: Details the research design, data collection methods, and analytical approaches employed in the investigation. Chapter 4: Design and Implementation: Describe how the design implementation for the project. Chapter 5: Discussion: A critical examination and interpretation of the findings, highlighting their implications and relevance to the broader field. Chapter 6: Conclusion and Future Directions: Summarizes the key findings, draws conclusions, and proposes potential avenues for future research. Above all, our team PolyMaster concluded 4 members in the development team, 2 game programmers (Leong Xue Qian and Leong Wan Yi) from Bachelor of Science (Honours) Game Development, 2 designers (Wong Zi Ming and Ho Keen Mun) from Bachelor of Arts (Honours) Game Design that developing the game for our Final Year Project, Chroma Journey from two proposal that we had presented.

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