Photography Simulator is a Game for Aspiring Photographers
Laura McQuarrie — September 17, 2021 — Tech
References: store.steampowered & designtaxi
Photography Simulator is a video game from developer Madnetic Games and publisher PlayWay that gives players the chance to step into the shoes of a professional photographer. Players will have to choose the gear to take with them, scout locations, make adjustments to camera settings and after taking photos, sell images to magazines, refine their craft and upgrade their equipment.
Within the game, the price of a photo is based on a quality score, so that players can work towards improving this rating over time.
Without needing to invest in costly equipment or travel tickets, or spend hours outside, aspiring photographers can work towards becoming a professional in the game with every shot they take of animals or the serene natural world.
Within the game, the price of a photo is based on a quality score, so that players can work towards improving this rating over time.
Without needing to invest in costly equipment or travel tickets, or spend hours outside, aspiring photographers can work towards becoming a professional in the game with every shot they take of animals or the serene natural world.
Trend Themes
1. Photography Training Games - Developing video games that simulate real life experience can revolutionize photography training.
2. Virtual Reality Photography - Using virtual reality technology to simulate real life photography experiences has the potential to enhance photography education.
3. Gamification of Education - Creating educational games that are fun and interactive can help motivate aspiring photographers to learn and refine their craft.
Industry Implications
1. Education - Integrating photography simulator games in photography education can provide immersive training for aspiring photographers.
2. Video Game Development - Developing video games that simulate photography experiences can be a potential disruptive innovation within the gaming industry.
3. Publishing - Integrating photo simulation software in magazine publishing can help photographers gain exposure and improve their craft.
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