Inspired by the popular 80s toy 'Simon,' the 'Sona' Game by Ruslan Gaynutdinov for iPad is modernized entertainment.
Designer Gaynutdinov's gaming piece explores not only the ability of the brain to remember patterns, but also the added sound and touch pad dimensions. It's highly intriguing to note the way that humans perceive auditory patterns. His creation incorporates the tactical aspect of the iPad to create multi-sensory entertainment. According to Creative Applications, the appeal of the application is the usage of network lines that connect all of the separate sensory aspects of the game.
The puzzle-like game that allows players to solve the network-based appeal makes this a futuristic logical exercise to keep senses sharply entertained.
Sensory Gaming Applications
The 'Sona' Game by Ruslan Gaynutdinov Plays with Touch
Trend Themes
1. Multi-sensory Gaming - The incorporation of touch, sound and visuals in gaming applications opens up opportunities for multi-sensory experiences.
2. Network-based Games - Games that incorporate network lines and require problem-solving skills present opportunities for more engaging gameplay experiences.
3. Auditory Gaming Patterns - Exploring the way humans perceive auditory patterns presents opportunities for creating innovative and unique gaming experiences.
Industry Implications
1. Gaming - Incorporating multi-sensory experiences and network-based gameplay can enhance user engagement, making gaming a promising industry for disruptive innovation opportunities.
2. Education - Incorporating auditory patterns and problem-solving skills in educational gaming applications can create innovative learning experiences for students.
3. Therapy and Rehabilitation - Using multi-sensory experiences and problem-solving skills in therapy and rehabilitation gaming applications can provide more engaging and effective treatment options for patients.