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Video: The level design behind Cut the Rope and Trainyard

In this GDC 2012 talk, Magicule's Matt Rix and Zeptolab's Semyon Voinov share game design insights they learned while creating Trainyard and Cut The Rope.

October 26, 2018

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In this GDC 2012 talk, Magicule's Matt Rix and Zeptolab's Semyon Voinov share game design insights they learned while creating Trainyard and Cut The Rope.

Rix and Voinov discuss their tried and true principles for level design, data driven decisions, and gameplay choices.

They explain how these addictive games have amassed scores of enthusiastic fans and achieved wide popularity.

It was an insightful talk that's still worth watching, so developers shouldn't miss the opportunity to do so now that it's freely available on the official GDC YouTube channel!

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