#GameDevLessons - Twitter Hashtag

6 months ago

DEVELOPERS - don't hide from your limitations, exaggerate them You vs Homer has no animation, tiny maps, and a very trashy vibe and yet has 21 million plays.... and here's how the developers made it work #gamedev #indiegamedev #gamedevlessons

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Jambuckett

@Jambuckett

6 months ago

Elevation is the ULTIMATE hack for maps It organically change the dynamic of play, where players will have the advantage on the roofs, and the reverse when on the ground and this works for 90% of games #gamedev #indiegamedev #gamedevlessons

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Jambuckett

@Jambuckett

6 months ago

If a mechanic / inventory item takes 0 time to implement, and loosely fits with the vibe of your game, then add it Players will find a use for it and that starts online discussions (free marketing) #gamedev #indiegamedev #gamedevlessons

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Jambuckett

@Jambuckett

6 months ago

This weeks most popular game on Roblox has no animation... But the developers turned that into a feature of the game and that's why it's so fun and memeable A key lesson for any indie game dev #gamedev #gamedevlessons #indiegamedev

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Janrae Mendoza @realismofrain

over 3 years ago

I remember such a time when I was really into creative arts and teaching video games. #gamedev #inspirational #gamedevelopment #teaching #passion #gamedevlessons

realismofrain's tweet photo. I remember such a time when I was really into creative arts and teaching video games.

#gamedev #inspirational #gamedevelopment #teaching #passion #gamedevlessons https://t.co/KiEYXxa35a

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Deus @deusxyz

over 3 years ago

Just finished testing OpenGL compute buffers and boy, did I learn a thing or two! Tip #1: always test your shader programs after linking. #2: When using vec3 in your compute shader, use a custom struct because it's actually packed as vec4. #OpenGL #ComputeBuffers #GamedevLessons

deusxyz's tweet photo. Just finished testing OpenGL compute buffers and boy, did I learn a thing or two! Tip #1: always test your shader programs after linking. #2: When using vec3 in your compute shader, use a custom struct because it's actually packed as vec4.

#OpenGL #ComputeBuffers #GamedevLessons https://t.co/NijOZLyQms

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Maggie 🌱 @doubledogdaria

over 7 years ago

that's me! #gamedevlessons

Querent @QuerentGame

over 7 years ago

"Iterate, iterate, iterate!Your first idea might sound like the only viable option.But you’ll never know how much better idea #16 might be if you don’t take the risk to explore other paths. It can be hard to 'kill your darlings,'but the first draft is rarely the best one."-Maggie

QuerentGame's tweet photo. "Iterate, iterate, iterate!Your first idea might sound like the only viable option.But you’ll never know how much better idea #16 might be if you don’t take the risk to explore other paths. It can be hard to 'kill your darlings,'but the first draft is rarely the best one."-Maggie https://t.co/GtqLtVhhBW

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Querent @QuerentGame

over 7 years ago

#gamedevlessons with Amila: It’s really easy to forget how often art relies on design, and design relies on art. Communicating often between the two disciplines helps to keep everyone on the same page and makes us all work more efficiently.