Level Up! - the Guide to Great Video Game Design
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Published by:John Wiley & Sons (UK)
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Published:30/04/2010
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Price:$67.99
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Inside, video game industry veteran Scott Rogers provides clear and well-thought out examples that forgo theoretical gobbledygook with charmingly illustrated concepts and solutions based on Rogers' years of professional experience. Level Up! is the "Understanding Comics" of video game design - an indispensible guide for video game designers both "in the field" and the classroom.
Topics covered include:
- Understanding what gamers want
- Compelling character design
- Working with player actions
- Techniques for non-human characters
- Camera techniques - the camera as a character
- Designing UI and HUD
- Beautiful level design
- What games designers can learn from theme parks
- Combat, puzzles and game mechanics
- Fun and UNFUN
- How to make the world's greatest Boss battle (and why not to do it)
and tons more - including the business of design, creating design documents, the pitch and more.
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