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Designing Games for Different Age Groups: Unlocking Fun for any age range…
Designing Games for Different Age Groups: Unlocking Fun for any age range…
Matthew DogherbyApr 14, 2025

A Guide to Crafting Engaging Play Experiences Tailored Across the Lifespan Welcome to the exciting…

Peering into Pixels: Game and Level Design Innovations Lighting Up 2025
Peering into Pixels: Game and Level Design Innovations Lighting Up 2025
Matthew DogherbyApr 6, 2025

Uncover how artificial minds, boundless virtual spaces, and player-powered creativity are reshaping video game worlds…

10 Secret Tricks to Level Up Your Level Design Skills
10 Secret Tricks to Level Up Your Level Design Skills
Matthew DogherbyNov 10, 2024

Level design is one of the most crucial aspects of creating immersive and memorable game…

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Mastering Game Design: Essential Pitfalls Every Developer Must Dodge in 2024 🎮
Matthew DogherbyNov 9, 2024

From Amateur to Pro: A Deep Dive into Critical Game Design Decisions That Make or…

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5 Level Design Mistakes Made by new level designers — And How…
Matthew DogherbyNov 3, 2024

Introduction Level design is one of the most critical aspects of game development. A well-designed…

Core Game Concepts in Mechanics
Foundations of Engagement: Exploring Core Game Concepts in Mechanics, Dynamics, and Aesthetics
Matthew DogherbyOct 21, 2024

Introduction to Engagement & Exploring Core Game Concepts in Mechanics Engagement in games is crucial…

Tips for Great Level Design
5 Tips for Great Level Design: Mastering the Art of Game Worlds
Matthew DogherbySep 17, 2024

Creating engaging game levels is crucial for keeping players immersed and excited. In this blog,…

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