Posts tagged game design
Polytechnicast - Service of a Game
In this episode of the Polytechnicast, I delve into some behind the scenes planning and development I do to support Guitar Fretter.
Recently I received an email from an Android user who is rather good at the game. On her Android device once she gets past level 12 or so the game has problems. I share details on how I’ll tackle that issue, ponder the complexities of the Android market, future updates for Guitar Fretter and behind the scenes thoughts on Guitar Fretter’s game design.
Links Mentioned and Links That Came to Mind While Writing These Show Notes
- Guitar Fretter
- Corona SDK - the tool I used to build Guitar Fretter
- Interview of Rob Stenzinger for the Ansca (maker of the Corona SDK) Blog
- Guitar Fretter - iTunes App Store
- Guitar Fretter - Android Market
- Guitar Fretter - Amazon Appstore
Follow Rob on Twitter or his blog at Interactive-Storyteller.com
TurboGrafx Cameo w/Game Design Workshop Notecards
Notecards are part of my iterative process. These notecards are from whittling and playing with the topics I’ll be covering in my upcoming game design workshop at Lean Into Art. It’ll cover part of what’s outlined here - enough to design and build a basic game in HTML5 and JavaScript. More news to come.
The TurboGraphix 16 (w/CD-ROM) is my overall favorite 16 bit era game system due to games like Devil’s Crush, Bomberman 93, and Y’s Book I and II.
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We’ve produced over 25 hours of video (making comics, visual arts, storytelling, character design, creative learning, UI design, game design) for #30Classes in 30 Days at Lean Into Art. So far so good!
11 more classes to go, I wonder if we’ll reach 40 hours?
