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Game Design Tutorial: Making Your Game by Breaking Your Game
Game Design Tutorial: Making Your Game by Breaking Your Game
Another great tutorial from The Game Prodigy.
“In this game design tutorial, we discuss how you can use playtesting to find out what’s broken in your game and fix it — long before real players ever get a crack at it. Playtesting is one of the most important tools available to a game developer; ignore at your own risk!”
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