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Bridging history and gameplay: Lessons from historiographical video game design

Game Developer

As a historian specializing in Japanese history, my journey into the realm of historiographical video game design has been transformative. This post chronicles that journey, highlighting key lessons learned and offering practical insights for game developers interested in integrating historical accuracy into their designs.

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Training the game designers of tomorrow (part 1 of 5)

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To fully integrate into a team and thrive, a game designer must develop soft skills and new skills that are not systematically offered in school training. This publication series aims to better prepare future game designers for their missions.

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Raph Koster wants developers to get back to 'the game of making games'

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Veteran game designer Raph Koster thinks there's a lot of room to explore what "fun" is in game design.

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Jussi Kemppainen is exploring AI-assisted game development with Echoes of Somewhere

PreMortem.Games

With the discussions over the use of AI in game development raging on, Jussi-Petteri Kemppainen , Lead VFX Artist at Mainframe Industries and founder of Dinosaurs Are Better , spends his spare time to see what all the fuss really is about. AI affects game design The project’s trajectory shifted with the integration of AI tools.

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Subscription services are not yet driving major changes in game design

Game Developer

While 168 million global subscriptions present a significant opportunity for broader reach and steady revenue, developers are treading carefully.

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The Trouble of Tunnel Vision Gamers and Developers: Not Seeing the Forest for the Games

Game Developer

It's time to talk about why tunnel vision is bad for game design.

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Board Game Designer vs. Developer vs. Publisher

Brand Game Development

This is why I urge each new board game designer to share the workload , delegating tasks to a team instead of doing them all alone. Let’s start with three roles: board game designer, developer, and publisher. Need help on your board game? Designers make the game’s soul.