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From the click of a magazine, to the whispers of a lurking enemy, and the roaring of nearby explosions, sound design defines gaming as a genre. There’s a lot of good sound design, and it’s worth careful consideration if you want to connect with your audience emotionally.

What is it like developing games with all the advantages of the Western World? When consoles and gaming PCs aren’t widely available, and vocational game design education isn’t in place, it’s a very different landscape to try and develop within.

Increasingly in recent years, architecture has had a lot to offer the gaming industry. Designing complex virtual 3D environments in which to situate games is a task that lends itself readily to those with architectural know-how. But, where classical architecture only deals with physical form, how does the added need for filmography, audio, stage direction etc. muddy the equation?

Holistic Architecture in Game Design | SpaceDraft

Writing for video games is a unique creative challenge, but we can fill you in on the key points, and a few tips and tricks for getting it right.

Video Game Script Writing - How It’s Done

Symbols in games convey ideas using simple, recognisable imagery. It’s worth looking into the considerations that go into designing great gaming symbols.

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There is so much you can do with Pins! This topic covers what pins are, where to find them, how to create one and more!

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The Timeline is where you can edit the movements you have created in your scene. Hidden pins also appear in the timeline. This article goes through the each action type and how it displays in the timeline.