Based on Stakeholders and Community Research which came in the form of feedback from colleagues during our bi-weekly Demo's where we present our progress and receive advice on our game, several key aspects were defined for the gamification of WindowWiper to be successful:

• The wiper control scheme should be dynamic and mimic the player's real life movements. It could use the tilt of the controller (if attached to the lower thigh, it will rotate naturally with the movement) and tilt the wipers. This will in turn make the game mechanics easier to understand, and thus more enjoyable for the players.

  • • One of my colleagues did preliminary testing with their parent where they played for 42 floors and immediately understood the game when they put the controllers on their thighs. This was mostly due to the controllers, as they move very easily when the player moves their legs.

The other advice would be to add some variety to the games they have. In WindowWiper it could be added by adding multiple different types of bugs. This was advice by our mentor in what could be called an expert interview (our weekly meetings adding multiple types of bugs was early feedback).