An alternative approach to creating a game is to ask yourself a series of questions (paraphrased from [1]): * Who are the likely players? * What are their motiv

An alternative approach to creating a game is to ask yourself a series of questions (paraphrased from [1]): * Who are the likely players? * What are their motivations for playing? * What are their objectives in the game? * What does the game world look like? * What are the mechanics by which the player interacts with the world to achieve those objectives? * What makes the objectives, world and mechanics compelling to the player? Not to start with the development stack… [1] The Art of Game Design, by Jesse Schell