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Ehud Lavski's Blog   Expert Blogs

Ehud Lavski is the lead game designer for Side-Kick, a game development studio specializing in motion games.

Ehud has 20 years of experience in the interactive entertainment field and has shipped dozens of games and applications on various platforms.

Ehud is also an award winning screenwriter and has optioned his scripts to Hollywood production companies.

Expert Blogs

Designing Kinect Games: Challenges and Lessons  Featured Blogs
Posted by Ehud Lavski on Tue, 07 Aug 2012 05:51:00 EDT in Console/PC, Design
Lessons I've learned from Kinect game development.
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Designing Kinect Games: Design Principles from Mini Ninjas Adventures
Posted by Ehud Lavski on Tue, 31 Jul 2012 11:30:00 EDT in Console/PC, Design
A look at the design principles behind the Kinect game 'Mini Ninjas Adventures'. Part 1 of a series of posts focused on game design for Kinect.
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Game Design in Motion  Featured Blogs
Posted by Ehud Lavski on Thu, 15 Sep 2011 11:01:00 EDT in Design, Console/PC
Motion games offer many new challenges for game designers. Some thoughts on surviving (and thriving) in a controller-less world.
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Comment In: Designing Kinect Games: Challenges and Lessons [Blog - 08/07/2012 - 05:51]

Hi Warren, r n r ...

Hi Warren, r n r nThanks for the thoughtful comment. I 'll fumble with some answers below: r n r nFirst, regarding the Sonic Free Riders sample you 've given, I haven 't played the game but from what you describe the gesture sounds badly designed on a few levels. ...

   

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