Using Final Fantasy VII Remake as a framework for discussion, this post examines some of the ways developers can add value to their RPG beyond the core narrative! Consider simple ideas that can be applied when designing your own endgame/postgame content.
Why do we make strange decisions? And how can we make better ones? In this blog, we'll explore how to critique our decision-making culture in games. This entry starts with seven key principles.
In the last part of this series, I would like to give some tips and tricks that might help you. If there is anything you learned, discovered,s or something you would like to share, please contact me so I can add it and we all can learn from it.
What do you really know about data driven UI/UX? As the vast majority of consumers would tell you, design is a huge part of any app rankings. And when talking about design, people don’t just mean the aesthetically pleasing shapes and colors.
Last week I looked at whether modern games were too easy, and some of the considerations designers should keep in mind regarding adding difficulty options. This week I am going to look at different ways to add difficulty to your game, and some to avoid.
So we all know Google and other search engines use a variety of optimization techniques. How does that apply to video games? Well the classic example is the shortest path problem. You want your AI whether it be enemies or NPC’s to take the shortest path
