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Designing the Game You Want

October 30, 2020 by Polly

When it comes to designing a game, there are a lot of things that go into it. The first thing you need to do is know the vision you want for the game.

That is the most important thing too cause if you do not have a clear and distinct vision for your game, it will never succeed the way you want it to.

Once you have a clear and concise vision for your game, the next step is to develop the game and that may be the most challenging part.

Lucky for you there are plenty of options out there to assist you to reach your goal.

How to Write a Game

The first thing you will need to do is think about how you can capture your game in writing. Everyone is different and will have their own way of going about it.

Some will have large page amounts of design documents, while others will just have notes on a random piece of paper.

The first thing you need to establish is the hook. What makes your game idea great? Is your game going to be scandalous? Thought provoking? Is it building off a classic? Or is something new entirely?

The mechanics are the task you will be tackling right after. What does your player do? And for what purpose?

It can be as simple as making buttons to move your player, and the ability to interact with people in the game.

The story is another thing for you to consider. What story should players remember your game? What emotions do you want the players to feel? Every game has a story.

If the story is not clear, it is created by the player.

The final aspect to consider is the mood of your game. What impressions does your game make? What are the visuals? Sounds? First impressions matter a lot when it comes to games. They will help you hook the players so they continue to play your game and not just leave it.

Art Designing The Game

Once you have planned out your idea, you are now ready to start designing your game. If you do not know how to code, it is probably you do that first before you design your art.

You do not want your designs to come out poorly because of coding. There are multiple types of art designs you can try. There are 3D, 2D, UI, and many more types that you can make your game.

If art designing is not your thing, there are 3D art outsourcing companies you can use that will help you design the artwork that you are looking for.

While it may cost you some money, the look of your game will look really well and the burden on you will feel a lot less heavy.

In conclusion, there are a lot of steps you need to take when bringing your game idea to the world. It may seem daunting now, but if you put in the work, use the resources at your disposal, you have the capabilities to create a game that people will enjoy.

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