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This book provides theoretical background on topics such as characters, stories, level design, interface design, audio, game mechanics, and tools and skills needed. Topics are presented in building-block fashion until you have looked into all the subjects relevant to creating your own game. The book transitions from discussion to demonstrations of how to implement techniques and concepts into practice by using Unity3D and PlayMaker. Through using a gradually completed design document, you will become able to understand how to make a game as well as create one of your own by the end of this book.…mehr

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This book provides theoretical background on topics such as characters, stories, level design, interface design, audio, game mechanics, and tools and skills needed. Topics are presented in building-block fashion until you have looked into all the subjects relevant to creating your own game. The book transitions from discussion to demonstrations of how to implement techniques and concepts into practice by using Unity3D and PlayMaker. Through using a gradually completed design document, you will become able to understand how to make a game as well as create one of your own by the end of this book.


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Autorenporträt
Jere Miles is the lead instructor of game development at Wilkes Community College, Wilkesboro, North Carolina. He earned his BS in computer science from Florida State University and his MS in computer science from Appalachian State University. While at ASU, his graduate thesis and research focused on improving the believability of non-player characters within simulated environments such as video games. He has been creating games since first learning BASIC on an Atari 800 back in the early 1980s. His specific interest within video game development revolves around stories and characters drawing heavy inspiration from the gameplay mechanics of old text adventures and point-and-click adventure games. He has been married for 20 years and has two boys preparing the enter college.