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You can have the best technical programming skills in the world, but if your
game design is bad, your game will be bad. Here you will learn the art of game
design.
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In-Game Story Types
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Modesty briefly explains the common styles of methods in which stories are told in games.
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Developing a Game Story/Game Writing
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An overview on how to plan and construct stories for games. Including story
planning processes, story models, design documents, and various examples.
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Using Dialogues in Games
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Modesty takes you through the effective usage of in-game dialogues to make your game's story telling more effective.
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Improving In-Game Dialogue
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Making cut-scene dialogue or random NPC banter interesting may take some
practice. Much of it will depend on how well you develop characters and the
world, and this tutorial will tell you how to do that.
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Character Development
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For story-based games, a lot of thought must be put in to your characters. They are the part of the game
the player usually cares about, so this tutorial will help you to develop a memorable character. |
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Character Dialogue
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I've been building up to this point. I wrote an article on how to use dialogue
in games, how to make it interesting, and how to develop a character. Now lets
sink our teeth into the meat of the issue. How to make characters talk.
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World Building
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The world is just as important as characters to develop, because it emerges the player in it and if it is not well built, the player will not have much incentives to be appealed to the game.
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Collaborative Game Making
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Working on a game with as a team requires good, clear, constant communication, but it is not easy as it sounds. In this
article, I intend to cover recruiting and working with a team. |
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