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The book "About Face" teaches some general skills on how to research, ideate, plan, execute, and test your game/digital product. It's a real good book about interaction design. It will help to create a great game expirience beyound the game mechanics. And you'll benefit if you have to deal with interfaces.
About Face
https://amazon.com/About-Face-Essen...
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@kleopi how do you document games in a team then?
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@Codex404 being agile so everyone knows
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@kleopi any experience with cross country development to get ideas across without being in the same room?
rofl 🤣
40% of AI start ups don't use AI.
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From r/ProgrammerHumor
Im a software developer, and make games as hobby and sometimes as actual job. Recently I started looking into game design, through my work I can can do a study for free.
The main thing I would like to learn is Character development and using GDD's
Would you recommend doing such a course or is the quality of these things way to low to actually be of use?
Is there reading material I should read?
I do own a digital copy of "A theory of fun" already which Im gonna read the coming days.
question
worth it
study next to work
study
course
game design