(っ◔◡◔)っ ♥ DEVELOPMENTS OF GAME ♥

DEVELOPMENT OF ART........

 

1. Concept & Idea

• Every game starts with an idea or concept.

• Decide genre: action, adventure, puzzle, RPG, simulation, etc.

• Define the target audience: kids, teens, adults.

• Example: “A fantasy adventure game where a hero saves a kingdom.”

2. Game Design

• Gameplay mechanics: Rules of the game (how the player moves, fights, or solves puzzles).

• Story & characters: Who is the player? Who are the enemies or allies? Level design: Layouts, challenges, obstacles, and progression.

• Tools: Storyboards, sketches, game design documents (GDD).

             MODEL OF CHARACTER

3. Art & Graphics

• Create visual elements like characters, environments, UI (User Interface).

• Style can be 2D (flat) or 3D (realistic or stylized).

• Tools: Photoshop, Illustrator, Blender, Maya, Unity, Unreal Engine.

4. Programming & Development

• Coding the game logic, physics, interactions, AI, and mechanics.

• Common programming languages: C++, C#, JavaScript, Python.

• Popular game engines:

  • Unity – good for 2D & 3D games.

  • Unreal Engine – best for high-quality 3D games.

  • Godot – lightweight and beginner-friendly.

. Sound & Music

• Background music, sound effects, and voiceovers enhance the gaming experience.

• Tools: Audacity, FL Studio, Logic Pro.

6. Testing & Debugging

• Identify and fix bugs or glitches.

• Playtesting ensures gameplay is fun, balanced, and user-friendly.

• QA (Quality Assurance) is essential before release.

       

7. Publishing & Marketing

• Decide platform: PC, console (PS/Xbox), mobile, or web.

• Launch on platforms like Steam, Google Play, App Store.

• Promote through social media, trailers, ads, or influencers

. Updates & Support

• After release, developers often release patches, bug fixes, or new content.

• Community feedback helps improve the game.

• 💡 Extra Tips:

• Start small: Make a simple game first (like a puzzle or platformer).

• Learn a game engine like Unity; it’s beginner-friendly and widely used.

• Collaboration: Games often need designers, programmers, and artists working together.       

Learn and create your own art😉