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If you’re curious about how games are made, this book will help demystify the role of a game designer. Drawing from my experience on both large and small teams, I focus on examples from my smaller projects, which are especially relevant for hobbyists and indie developers creating their own games, rather than those working within massive 100-person teams. This book is packed with tips, real-world examples, and practical advice, making it perfect for beginners, indie creators, or anyone who’s ever wondered how to make a game and about the work that goes into it. I organize the content into seven parts: Part 1: Getting Started with Game Design. I cover what game design is, why it matters, and how to structure your design workflow. Then I explore some paths to becoming a game designer, what skills you’ll need for game design, and how to get there. Part 2: Exploring Game Design Elements. Here I cover some of the most widely used tools for making games (including many free or low-cost ones) and some tips for managing your project. Then I get into the meat of it, including game mechanics, game systems, story, art, and user experience. Part 3: Balancing Your Game. I cover what balancing a game means, as well as how to do so, including some processes for playtesting and collecting feedback. Part 4: Designing Your Own Game. Here’s the fun part! All the steps you need to bring your own game to life starting from a concept. This book wouldn’t be complete without covering how to finish your game as well, one of the notoriously hard parts of the project. Part 5: Publishing and Marketing Your Game. After you’ve made a game, it’s important to know how to find people to play your game. This part covers the top places where you can distribute your game and provides some tips and tricks I’ve learned from distributing my own games and games I’ve worked on. Part 6: The Part of Tens. You can get into game design in many ways. This part includes ten game designers and their own paths to working on games, to provide examples of different routes you can take in the industry. I also provide a list of resources, including community websites, tools, videos, and more. Glossary. I cover some of the terms I use in this book and common terms you may find in the business of making games. I’m excited to provide you with this info in the For Dummies series because making a game has quite a few parts, and it can be pretty technically complex. As a game designer you may need a wide variety of skills. This For Dummies book provides a modular, easy-to-reference guide for making games, with many examples of my processes with the thought process behind them. The idea of making a game can be daunting, but learning about it shouldn’t be!