by Tony Chan | Aug 14, 2017 | Designer
Andy Ashcraft has been in the game industry for nearly 20 years and now currently works at his company called Gaintsdance Game Design. His goal is to help you make better games based on your ideas and intellectual properties. Each task a player do should have a... by Tony Chan | Aug 9, 2017 | Designer
Bob Bates has written, designed, produced over 45 games, with over six million units sold. He has written the book Game Design: The Art of Business of Creating Games, IGDA honored him with a Lifetime Achievement Award in 2010, and he was the Chief Creative Officer at... by Tony Chan | Aug 8, 2017 | Designer
Jeff Howard Jeff Howard is an associate professor of Game Development and Design at Dakota State University, where he specializes in horror and occult themes and mechanics in games. He is the author of Game Magic: A Game Designer’s Guide to Constructing Magic System... by Tony Chan | Aug 7, 2017 | Designer
Francisco Gonzalez is a writer and designer at Grundislav Games focused primarily on adventure games. His work include “A Golden Wake” and “Shardlight.” He is an instructor at Playcrafting NYC, teaching courses on topics such as adventure game... by Tony Chan | Jul 27, 2017 | Designer
Catt Small is a product designer, game maker, and developer. She is one-third of Brooklyn Gamery, a Brooklyn-based game development studio that also organizes diversity-focused game jams and events. She also co-founded Code Liberation, a non-profit that teaches people... by Tony Chan | Jul 26, 2017 | Designer
Ted Aronson. Playing video games can be very beneficial. It can make learning fun, improve our mind and body, and create social impact. Ted gives us pointers on how to make games focused on health and education. YOU’LL LEARN Your content needs to make sense and... by Tony Chan | Jul 25, 2017 | Designer
Dave Rohrl joins us today to give us incredible value about game design. Be proud of the work you do, play test early and often to learn those mistakes then quickly improve, and remember that every feature in the game should carry its own weight. Release your game...
