Research on the Design of Interactive Games of Intangible Cultural Heritage Based on HTML5

Abstract

In the context of digitalization, it is particularly effective to export and disseminate cultural content in the way of game interaction. In particular, the emergence of HTML5 new communication carrier is favored by the digital display and dissemination of intangible cultural heritage in a more lightweight way and accepted easily by users. It can not only show difficult and old content, but also add interest and audio-visual interaction through small games. This chapter discusses this topic. Firstly, this chapter analyzes the interactive characteristics of the current functional intangible cultural heritage games applet based on HTML5,and summarizes its technical characteristics. Secondly, it makes a case analysis about the interactive framework of intangible cultural heritage games based on HTML5. Finally, it refines and summarizes the main art design process of HTML5. The chapter is committed to giving full play to the advantages of HTML5-based large user base, convenient communication, and open operation mode, so as to meet the users’ experience of intangible cultural heritage and game interactive experience, so as to promote the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage.

Research on an evaluation rubric for promoting user’s continuous usage intention: a case study of serious games for Chinese cultural heritage

“…Additionally, the integration of educational elements with gameplay is insufficient (Lei and Feng, 2020). For instance, games like "Tenon and Mortise" and "Folding Fan" by Tag Design team are termed as "serious games, " but they focus more on conveying the artistry of cultural heritage, with more emphasis on aesthetics than on interactive gaming, failing to convey information through game mechanics or narratives, which points to a deficiency in the game quality of CH-SGs (Zhang S. Y., 2023). Among the literature related to game quality, many scholars view games as a new type of information system and have incorporated the revised model of information system success into studies on game user engagement, confirming that system quality, information quality, and service quality influence user participation (Wang, 2010).…”