Making My First Game: A City Builder | Elegant Dev Storytime

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In this first episode of Elegant Dev Storytime, game designer Scott Lee explores the journey and inspiration behind Elega Corporation's first game, Kalling Kingdom, a turn-based fantasy city building game.
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Earthbound
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19 сен 2024

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@AndrewK-n6b Год назад

Love seeing the growth in perspective, really interested to see what's to come from what you've learned

@michaellee213 Год назад

Needs trees.

@unpopularchannel3231 Год назад

first

@VertegrezNox Год назад

New subscriber, wishing you well in your pursuits. Persistent NPCs is a really interesting idea, imo. I'm still progressing through a independent project, & I'd also wanted to do something vaguely similar but thought of ways to "fake it" when it came to making NPC feel more nuanced for the player experience. Most people will assume developers faked things, so I tried to get creative with what all I could fake. Sorry for being intentionally vague, been spending years refining all the details. I'll just say, focus on crafting an experience for your players. The GDC talk on YT about Cursed Game Design problems is also something I recommend to anyone trying to create something new and different from the pre-existing formulas that are now quite prevalent. Cheers~