Create Board and Video Game Design Projects 4 Courses in 1

Create Board and Video Game Design Projects – 4 Courses in 1, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 3.65, with 92 lectures, 16 quizzes, based on 162 reviews, and has 2908 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand what makes a game be a good game Develop Simple Game Prototypes With Construct 2 Get to know in which area of the Game Industry the student fits better Know the differences between the different types of Game Producers Know the different Games Purposes Learn how to adjust and choose the best tutorial for each Target Audience Find free assets to use in their games, even commercially Fill a basic Game Design Document for their own games Choose the best Store to publish games, according to the teams goal Structure Game Projects Manage Game Development Processes Prototype quickly Develop Complete Board or Card Games Prototypes Create Game Projects with Game Design Document and Canvas Know how the Tabletop Games and Digital Games were created and how they evolved Understand what are and when to use Game Components When to use each type of aesthetics How to publish your game with a publisher of by yourself Edit and Export Sprites and Animations Create different game Arcs and Loops Create a good Progression in Level Design Edit simple audio tracks with audacity Find free assets for your projects This course is ideal for individuals who are People who want to learn about Game Design or People who want to become great Game Designers for any platform or People who want to understand deeply about the game creation processes or Anyone who plans to work with Games in any area or Teams who want to learn how to earn money by making games It is particularly useful for People who want to learn about Game Design or People who want to become great Game Designers for any platform or People who want to understand deeply about the game creation processes or Anyone who plans to work with Games in any area or Teams who want to learn how to earn money by making games.

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Summary

Title: Create Board and Video Game Design Projects – 4 Courses in 1

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 3.65

Number of Lectures: 92

Number of Quizzes: 16

Number of Published Lectures: 92

Number of Published Quizzes: 16

Number of Curriculum Items: 108

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 108

Original Price: $22.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand what makes a game be a good game

Develop Simple Game Prototypes With Construct 2

Get to know in which area of the Game Industry the student fits better

Know the differences between the different types of Game Producers

Know the different Games Purposes

Learn how to adjust and choose the best tutorial for each Target Audience

Find free assets to use in their games, even commercially

Fill a basic Game Design Document for their own games

Choose the best Store to publish games, according to the teams goal

Structure Game Projects

Manage Game Development Processes

Prototype quickly

Develop Complete Board or Card Games Prototypes

Create Game Projects with Game Design Document and Canvas

Know how the Tabletop Games and Digital Games were created and how they evolved

Understand what are and when to use Game Components

When to use each type of aesthetics

How to publish your game with a publisher of by yourself

Edit and Export Sprites and Animations

Create different game Arcs and Loops

Create a good Progression in Level Design

Edit simple audio tracks with audacity

Find free assets for your projects

Who Should Attend

People who want to learn about Game Design

People who want to become great Game Designers for any platform

People who want to understand deeply about the game creation processes

Anyone who plans to work with Games in any area

Teams who want to learn how to earn money by making games

Target Audiences

People who want to learn about Game Design

People who want to become great Game Designers for any platform

People who want to understand deeply about the game creation processes

Anyone who plans to work with Games in any area

Teams who want to learn how to earn money by making games

THIS IS NOT A PROGRAMMING COURSE.

This course will teach you in details why each element of a game exists and how to assemble them in an engaging and fun way.

This is the most complete Game Design Course you can find, With over one hundred lessons, this course can turn a complete beginner into a Game Designer.

This course will teach you how to create Board Games and Digital Games from Scratch.

The Game Designer knows a little about every gaming area and a lot about how to group then together in a context that makes sense.

FIRST PART

In the first part of the course, you will be introduced to the basics of Game Design Theory , such as

What defines a Game and how they are made

Why games are made

What jobs you can get in the game industry and how it works

How to get free assets for your games

How to write a Game Design Document

SECOND PART

In the second part, you will learn how to create projects of games using a Game Design Canvas, so you can quickly organize your ideas and develop your project in a very efficient way.

THIRD AND FOURTH PART

Now you can choose if you want to focus on Digital or Board games.

In these sections, you’ll learn about

The history of Digital and Board Games since the first games until today

How to manage game projects using Kanban and Trello

What kind of elements and components are used in a game

How to create prototypes and validate your ideas

What is the best way of earning money with each type of project

How to balance a game using Math, Level Design and Progression Systems

How the players think and what they want with the psychology of players

How to publish your games

By the end of this course, you’ll be able to:

Analyse and rate existing games

Create and manage game projects from scratch

Choose the best types of mechanics, aesthetics and theme for each type of project.

Create prototypes quickly.

BONUSES

You’ll also be able to download the presentation used in this course and get acces to templates of:

Game Design Analysis Template: so you can practice your Game Designer Skills by rating games you already play.

Game Design Document Template: so you can organize your game rules and parts

Game Design Canvas Template: so you can clearly see how your game works using a table of contents.

By the end of some classes, I’ll challenge you to do some exercises, to help you learn better.

They are not mandatory, but they can make you become a better game designer.

This course will help you create a bionic eye, after your know how games are made, playing them will never be the same again.

Enroll Now and I See you in the course!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction – Game Structure

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is a Game?

Lecture 3: Game Types (Digital, Analog, Gamification)

Lecture 4: How to Rate the course

Lecture 5: Game Loops

Lecture 6: Join Our Discord Server ?

Lecture 7: Game Arcs

Chapter 2: Presentations for Download

Lecture 1: Slides Presentation – Game Design Introduction – Download

Lecture 2: Slides Presentation – Game Design Canvas- Download

Lecture 3: Slides Presentation – Digital Games – Download

Lecture 4: Slides Presentation – Board Games – Download

Chapter 3: Templates for Download

Lecture 1: Template – Game Design Document (Digital Games)

Lecture 2: Template – Game Design Document (Board Games)

Lecture 3: Template – Game Design Canvas

Lecture 4: Template – Game Design Structure Analysis

Chapter 4: Introduction – Game Industry

Lecture 1: Game Careers (Part 1)

Lecture 2: Game Careers (Part 2)

Lecture 3: Game Industry

Lecture 4: Game Purposes

Chapter 5: Introduction – Game Layers

Lecture 1: Game Layers – How to separate elements

Lecture 2: Tutorials – How to teach the player

Lecture 3: Licensing – How to get free assets

Chapter 6: Introduction – Development

Lecture 1: Game Design Document

Lecture 2: Crowdfunding

Lecture 3: Publishing

Lecture 4: Top 10 Game Designer Mistakes

Chapter 7: Game Design Canvas – Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: The Game Design Canvas Semaphore

Lecture 3: Brainstorming

Lecture 4: Your First Game

Lecture 5: Project Management – Kanban Trello

Lecture 6: Game Purposes

Chapter 8: Game Design Canvas – Pre Definitions (Red Sign)

Lecture 1: Platforms

Lecture 2: Number Of Players

Lecture 3: Target Audience

Lecture 4: Duration

Chapter 9: Game Design Canvas – Core Gameplay – Yellow Sign

Lecture 1: Genre

Lecture 2: Mechanics

Lecture 3: Story And Theme

Lecture 4: Aesthetics

Chapter 10: Core Gameplay – Gameplay – Green Sign

Lecture 1: Goals

Lecture 2: Interaction

Lecture 3: Obstacles

Lecture 4: Rules

Chapter 11: Digital Games – Introduction

Lecture 1: History of Video Game Home Consoles – Part 1

Lecture 2: History of Video Game Home Consoles – Part 2

Lecture 3: History of Video Game Home Consoles – Part 3

Lecture 4: History of Video Game Home Consoles – Part 4

Lecture 5: Game Engines

Lecture 6: Inputs and Button Patterns (Biases of Familiarity)

Chapter 12: Digital Games – Game Moments

Lecture 1: Feedback Types

Lecture 2: Game Flow and Transitions

Chapter 13: Digital Games – Game Elements

Lecture 1: Progression and Level Design

Lecture 2: Game Elements

Lecture 3: Animations

Lecture 4: Edit Animations With Gimp

Lecture 5: Sound and Music

Lecture 6: Edit Audio With Audacity

Lecture 7: Digital Game Genres – Part 1

Lecture 8: Digital Game Genres – Part 2

Chapter 14: Digital Games – Prototyping with Construct 2

Lecture 1: Prototyping with Paint and Google Slides

Lecture 2: Prototyping with Construct 2 – Installation

Lecture 3: Prototyping with Construct 2 – Templates

Lecture 4: Prototyping with Construct 2 – Simple Platformer

Lecture 5: Prototyping with Construct 2 – Lives and GUI

Lecture 6: Prototyping with Construct 2 – Enemies and Shoot Bullets

Lecture 7: Playtests

Lecture 8: Monetization

Chapter 15: Board Games – Introduction

Lecture 1: History – Ancient Games

Lecture 2: History – New Games

Chapter 16: Board Games – Game Components

Lecture 1: Game Components

Instructors

One Day Code – John Haste
School of Coding – Games, Apps and Websites

Rating Distribution

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2 stars: 7 votes

3 stars: 24 votes

4 stars: 54 votes

5 stars: 74 votes

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