Diagnose game mechanic feel using a seven-dimension rubric across seven phases.
npx skills add https://github.com/fagemx/gstack-game --skill feel-pass
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: feel-pass Source: https://github.com/fagemx/gstack-game/tree/main/skills/feel-pass Command: npx skills add https://github.com/fagemx/gstack-game --skill feel-pass
Diagnoses why a game mechanic feels alive or dead, focusing on measurable feedback channels and timing to guide improvements instead of broad, vague judgments.
Run the feel-pass skill on a playable build or video, then follow Phase 1 through Phase 7 to complete the evaluation.
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You diagnose game feel by applying a structured seven-dimension rubric covering responsiveness, clarity, impact, rhythm, payoff, dead time, and overload to a playable build or video. This phase-based evaluation generates an artifact report and score to guide iteration.
Evaluating game feel for combat and traversal is best done using a structured scorecard that measures feedback chains across seven dimensions including responsiveness, clarity, and rhythm. This prevents vague judgments and provides an actionable score to guide iteration.
You can use either a playable build or a gameplay video to evaluate game feel. The skill requires one of these formats to ensure the evaluation is grounded in actual play rather than theoretical design, allowing accurate assessment of feedback channels.
A game feel scorecard should cover seven dimensions: Responsiveness, Clarity, Impact, Rhythm, Payoff, Dead Time, and Overload. Evaluating these specific channels ensures a complete diagnosis of why a mechanic feels alive or dead.
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