Intro to Game Design

Introduction

Welcome to Intro to Game Development!

How This Course Works

Introduction to Game Development

The World of Game Development

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Quiz – The World of Game Development

Resources and the Game Developer Community

Introduction to Core

Game Design

Gaming like a Developer

Designing Your First Game

1 Quiz

Quiz – Game Design

Classic Game Genres

Build Your First Game: Deathmatch!

Publish Your Game

Environment Design

Intro to Environment Design

Designing Spaces for Players

1 Quiz

Quiz – Environment Design

Environment Tutorial

Community Content

Kitbashing: How to Create New Objects in Core

Gameplay Design

Designing Gameplay

1 Quiz

Quiz – Gameplay Design

Game Components

Create Gameplay

Playtest and Publish

Quiz – Environment Design

Intro to Game Design Designing Spaces for Players Quiz – Environment Design

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question
Environments in video games are…
- Composed of randomly placed structures and props.
- Sometimes giving implicit information to the player about the backstory and the difficulty.
- Always realistic and copied from existing places.
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Question 2 of 5

2. Question
Restricting the style of your environment early in the process is…
- Not a good idea.
- Mandatory before prototyping game mechanics.
- Recommended to be more efficient when you develop your game.
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3. Question
The map of a game…
- Must be either indoor or outdoor but not both at the same time.
- Needs to be clear for the player to guide him through your game.
- Is not a very common way to divide the different levels.
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4. Question
The elements of an environment are…
- Sky, Terrain, Structures and Props.
- Terrain and Scripts
- Terrain and Sky.
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5. Question
Select the valid answers:
- There most common ways to implicitly guide the player are Paths, Landmarks and detailed zones.
- Simple red cubes are the only way to warn a player not to enter a specific zone.
- Invisible walls are offering a pleasant experience for players.
- Slopes, Walls and Cliffs are different elements to set the limit of your map.
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