Game development involves 6 key aspects: concept, market, design, develop, test, and launch. The concept phase involves conceptualizing the game idea and creating initial art and design features. Next is marketing the concept to build interest. Design creates game assets like characters, levels, and gameplay. Development brings all pieces together to create a prototype. Testing identifies bugs before full launch. Finally, launching makes the completed game available to the public. Thoroughly handling each step allows developers to successfully create and release their games.
Essential Guide to game content development for those who think they have a great game idea, but don't know what to begin with.
The Guide covers:
pre-production - idea development, plot overview, how to staff your game development team and schedule game production,
production - game development stages, insights from real-life game development cases
Adam Kramarzewski is a Game Designer at Space Ape with 11 years of experience in the industry and a new book just about to be published. He gives students an unfiltered insight into the production practices, responsibilities, and challenges facing Game Designers in the modern game development scene.
Adam Sullivan heads up UI/UX at Space Ape. He and fellow UI artist Lissa Capeleto take students behind the visual language of games. In their class Adam and Lissa share their insights about how to build meaningful player experiences. UI and UX- much more than buttons or layout.
Andrew shared his extensive knowledge about designing events that foster competition within a game. He also covered the nuances of balancing player feedback with design decisions during development.
In her class Deborah delves into the world of gaming communities - building them, maintaining them, and using content to connect. Join her as she shares her tips for empowering players and setting a community up to thrive.
Essential Guide to game content development for those who think they have a great game idea, but don't know what to begin with.
The Guide covers:
pre-production - idea development, plot overview, how to staff your game development team and schedule game production,
production - game development stages, insights from real-life game development cases
Adam Kramarzewski is a Game Designer at Space Ape with 11 years of experience in the industry and a new book just about to be published. He gives students an unfiltered insight into the production practices, responsibilities, and challenges facing Game Designers in the modern game development scene.
Adam Sullivan heads up UI/UX at Space Ape. He and fellow UI artist Lissa Capeleto take students behind the visual language of games. In their class Adam and Lissa share their insights about how to build meaningful player experiences. UI and UX- much more than buttons or layout.
Andrew shared his extensive knowledge about designing events that foster competition within a game. He also covered the nuances of balancing player feedback with design decisions during development.
In her class Deborah delves into the world of gaming communities - building them, maintaining them, and using content to connect. Join her as she shares her tips for empowering players and setting a community up to thrive.
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This presentation describes the game development process. Targeted at students following game related courses and others interested in game development. This presentation takes the producers view to the whole process.
Want to become a game developer? Then you should know the fundamentals of game development. Arena Animation Tilak Road offers the best game development course, where you will get expert support throughout the course to polish your game developing skills.
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Cross-Promotion: The Benefits of Collaborating with Other Developers / Philom...DevGAMM Conference
Indie developers often underestimate the power of cross-promotion. Themed sales, bundles and special discount deals can help to bring in some extra revenue, especially when it comes to post-release marketing. This talk gives an overview of collaborative techniques and talks about Stray Fawn Studios' experience with cross-promotion and knowledge-sharing with fellow developers. Examples include Stray Fawns' nature game collective "Playful Oasis", their roles-based game marketing Discord, shared marketing automatisation tools and more.
This presentation describes the game development process. Targeted at students following game related courses and others interested in game development. This presentation takes the producers view to the whole process.
Want to become a game developer? Then you should know the fundamentals of game development. Arena Animation Tilak Road offers the best game development course, where you will get expert support throughout the course to polish your game developing skills.
To know more details, visit us at : https://www.arenatilakroad.com/careers/fundamentals-of-game-development/
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6 Aspects of Game Development
1. 6 Aspects of Game
Development
Denzil Dsa 3/3/21
Information Session
2. Game Development
Overview
Game development is a very good skill to have and equally good
job to perform. It takes a lot of discipline and finesse to visualize
and create your game from start to finish. Your talent, organization
skills and hard work will show in the final product. If you can handle
the following steps thoroughly, you can develop your games in flow
and reach a level of success that your game truly deserves.
4. Concept
Conceptualize your game
• You make the big idea or game concept that you want to create
• The concept starts with concept art and other visual features the game
requires, including the some of the game design features like game play,
characters design and level complexity
• The more compelling the design the better it is for creating a financially
viable game that you can sell in the store
5. Market
Market your game concept
• You want to start marketing the game as soon as you have the concept
materials
• Spread the word about the game in your own creative style on social
media and other channels like groups and forums
• Make sure you intrigue the users without revealing too many details about
the game
6. Design
Design your game assets
• This is where you start the design work of the game like drawings, 3d
assets, characters, animations, levels, game play, storyline etc
• You will also prepare the overall aspects of the game and create some
early versions of all the objects so it can be used to create a working
prototype of the game
• You will wear different hats for example, level designer, audio designer,
artist, programmer, producer
7. Develop
Develop the full game
• Developing the game is when you bring all the pieces of the game
together
• You put together the logic behind the art and 3d assets and make
everything functional in a level or more
• You create a proof-of-concept that you can then show to your
stakeholders
• Once you have some feedback and direction for the game you create the
full game
8. Test
Test your game
• The testing part happens during the development as well
• But once the whole game is complete you test it for bugs and issues with
the game
• Testers play an important role in making sure the game is functioning
properly and aid to the developers what needs to be fixed and improved
9. Launch
Launch your game successfully
• Now that you have gone through the phases of development you launch
your game to the world
• Thanks to starting to market the game at the inception, you will have
secured a loyal fanbase who is eager to buy and play the game
• Once you launch the game and get people to play it, you have to standby
to fix any outstanding issues and make sure the game runs smoothly