College Professor & Game Design Academic I'm trying to create truly accessible games. Let's achieve real autonomous Game-playing experiences.
Based on my experience as a Game Professional and Educator, let's discuss Game Production as a discipline. We must start by stating the Game Production's purpose and objective. A simple definition I give my students about Game Production is: Ensure the project's completion and shipping under heavy economic and productive restrictions. These restrictions are Time, Money, Experience, and Technology. For this very reason Game Production work is invisible to the players, the only evidence of success is a completed and shipped Game. Under this framework, I suggest my students to ask themselves, at the beginning of each day, the "Game Producer" question: What do you think we could do with today's available resources? I remarked to them about the present state of the aforementioned question; our available resources change every day, forcing us to pivot constantly and adjust our iterations. I hope more seasoned producers can give me feedback about these definitions. #GameProduction #GameDesign #GameEducation #HigerEducation
Hello In my free time I test indie video games. Most of them are developed 100% alone or in very small work teams. And the big problem that they all have in common is: 🔹They do not know how to sell their own game (Important or differentiating characteristics) 🔹They have no idea about usability, they only think that they will play it themselves, when they should think that the UX UI must be impeccable. Atte.-
College Professor & Game Design Academic I'm trying to create truly accessible games. Let's achieve real autonomous Game-playing experiences.
1moDennis Crow thanks for your reaction. ¿Anything to add based on your experience?