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Designing Trudy's AI Designing Trudy's AI

A high-level look at the design of unit behaviour in our tactics game Trudy's Mechanicals.

byRadek Koncewicz, Blogger

Feb 16, 2011

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Playing in Different Layers of Time Playing in Different Layers of Time

byDolgion Chuluunbaatar

Feb 16, 2011

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999: Why it's not all 9's.999: Why it's not all 9's.

byChristopher Aaby

Feb 16, 2011

1 Min Read

Video Games as Media Video Games as Media

byMichael Samyn

Feb 16, 2011

1 Min Read

Sonic 3 & Knuckles: Design Lessons in Transition, Travel and Pantomime Sonic 3 & Knuckles: Design Lessons in Transition, Travel and Pantomime

Feb 16, 2011

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If a Franchise Falls in the Forest and Nobody is Willing to Admit It, Does It Make a Sound?If a Franchise Falls in the Forest and Nobody is Willing to Admit It, Does It Make a Sound?

Feb 15, 2011

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Lessons On Game Design From Rock Band

Lessons On Game Design From Rock Band

byJorge Rodriguez, Blogger

Design: The rule of three

Design: The rule of three

byBenjamin Hill, Blogger

Five Minutes Of... Sword & Poker

Five Minutes Of... Sword & Poker

byMargaret Robertson, Blogger

BA in Game Design? Not as BS as You Might Think

BA in Game Design? Not as BS as You Might Think

byE. Zachary Knight, Blogger

Daily Grind......What would you do??

Daily Grind......What would you do??

byWalter Young, Blogger

Games, Rules & Immersion

Games, Rules & Immersion

byGeorg Backer, Blogger

Marian: From 3D to 2D

Marian: From 3D to 2D

byAlexander Holowka, Blogger

The idea behind Dungeoncraft

The idea behind Dungeoncraft

byGiuseppe Navarria, Blogger

Gameplay Vs Story

Gameplay Vs Story

byanjin anhut, Blogger

League of Legends: A First-Timer's Look

League of Legends: A First-Timer's Look

byJosh Bycer, Blogger

Killzone 3 Beta Review

Killzone 3 Beta Review

byKiel Safstrom, Blogger

Flick Ninjas Dev Part 4: Pixel based collision detection in 2D games

Flick Ninjas Dev Part 4: Pixel based collision detection in 2D games

byToby Youngberg, Blogger

Grinding can be fun!

Grinding can be fun!

bySimon Ludgate, Blogger

Just Cause 2: Using Emergent Properties for humor.

Just Cause 2: Using Emergent Properties for humor.

byRobert Bevill, Blogger

A Necessary Evil: Grinding in Games

A Necessary Evil: Grinding in Games

byBrice Morrison, Blogger

Level design and gameplay choices in our iPhone game

Level design and gameplay choices in our iPhone game

byPeter Kjaer, Blogger

bychris angell, Blogger

byJames Youngman, Blogger

A Classic RPG in Flash: Easier Said Than Done

A Classic RPG in Flash: Easier Said Than Done

byBrice Morrison, Blogger

Interview: The Best Game History Book You’ll Ever Read?

Interview: The Best Game History Book You’ll Ever Read?

byLuis Levy, Blogger

Narrative and Cutscenes

Narrative and Cutscenes

byFox English, Blogger

Organize Your Thoughts Like a Pro Designer

Organize Your Thoughts Like a Pro Designer

byBrice Morrison, Blogger

Finally, the Perfect way to deal with the Dreaded Plot

Finally, the Perfect way to deal with the Dreaded Plot

byGame Developer, Staff

Video Games, Abstraction, and Motion Controllers

Video Games, Abstraction, and Motion Controllers

byLuke Bergeron, Blogger

Full Reactive Eyes Entertainment: Incorporating Quick Time Events into Gameplay

Full Reactive Eyes Entertainment: Incorporating Quick Time Events into Gameplay

bytim rogers, Blogger

Game Design for Physical Pain Reduction: SnowWorld

Game Design for Physical Pain Reduction: SnowWorld

byBrice Morrison, Blogger

How Deus Ex: Invisible War Fails to Engage the Player

How Deus Ex: Invisible War Fails to Engage the Player

byJoannes Truyens, Blogger

Forging Great Life Moments through Video Games

Forging Great Life Moments through Video Games

byAlan Jack, Blogger

Story Transplantation: Part 3

Story Transplantation: Part 3

byJosh Foreman, Blogger

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