Brand Game Development
FEBRUARY 25, 2019
From scribbling your ideas onto the proverbial napkin, to actually crafting prototypes, play-testing, redoing it all, and finally getting your game to reviewers, there is no shortage of details and learning curves. You rely on amazing communities like this one to educate, encourage, and inspire. It’s a tough balancing act!
Brand Game Development
NOVEMBER 20, 2017
Brandon: Not only do you make games, but you’re also formally educated in them. ” What I learned from my education wasn’t just principles of great game design like “risk vs reward” and “narrative storytelling,” but that games are a business like any other.
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Radiator Blog
JUNE 30, 2022
I first prototyped it back in 2019, but I didn't really know how to finish it. Originally this was prototyped as "Saugzwang" and I made it for the 7 Day Broughlike Jam back in 2019. For balance purposes, I limit the number of voyeurs in the maze, otherwise it can enter a deadlock where there's only voyeurs but no one for them to watch.
Radiator Blog
JULY 6, 2021
There are "sims" like SimCity, which seek to be taken semi-seriously as semi-scientific primers to urban planning for educational use in schools. Do not mind the gap! Without this gap, there is nothing to play. There's something interesting between these two notions of simulation. So should police exist in this garden?
Deconstructor of Fun
JANUARY 21, 2021
This is done through in-depth research, insights, and case studies as well as innovative marketing solutions and education materials. The only true bright spot was Art of War , which despite prototype level production quality has scaled up to over 5M in net revenue a month with no stop in sight! Then Yu-Gi-Oh came along.
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