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How to Build Better Mechanics for Rewarded In-Game Ads

Game Refinery

In this blog post, we will explore how game developers are incorporating unique in-game ad features into the game design or, in some cases, have made ads an integral part of the game to enhance the user experience and drive revenue. Dragonscapes Adventure’s floating reward prompt.

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BitCake Studio built online multiplayer game Atomic Picnic completely remote

PreMortem.Games

BitCake Studio , an indie game development studio based in Brazil, is celebrating its 10th year in the industry. Eduardo Lamhut, the company’s main Game Designer and Creative Director of the upcoming game Atomic Picnic , explains how the company started. There was a bunch of things she wanted in the game.

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How to Design the Mechanics of Your Board Game

Brand Game Development

Board game development is a very individual process. Every single developer has different methods for creating their games. This article is the third of a 19-part suite on board game design and development. Need help on your board game? Game mechanics are how we bring the core engine of a game to life.

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Theme vs. Mechanics

Brand Game Development

“Theme-first or mechanics-first” might be the most asked “big question” in the board game community. Need help on your board game? Join my community of over 2,000 game developers, artists, and passionate creators. Theme and mechanics are inseparable parts of board games as a whole.

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Solo dev Esteban Hernandez spent 7 years on Creo God Simulator: “I’ve learned perseverance”

PreMortem.Games

Esteban Hernandez , the solo developer behind MKSM Design , has spent almost seven years bringing Creo God Simulator to life. What started as a passion project has grown into a full-fledged god game blending city-building, resource management and player-driven storytelling. ” Why did you become a solo developer?

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4 Lessons from Imhotep for Aspiring Board Game Designers

Brand Game Development

Like many board games, Imhotep has a lot to teach board game designers. You want to build a combination of pyramids, obelisks, burial chambers, and temples. You build these structures with stone. You can’t load stone onto a boat and build a structure in the same turn. You get one action per turn.

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5 Lessons from Catan for Aspiring Board Game Designers

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Over time, you build up settlements and roads. The ultimate goal, as with many board games, is to score the most points, which you do by building settlements and cities, having the longest road, and a couple of ancillary functions related to development cards. The game can be adequately explained in 10 minutes.