MetroDC Flash Game Developers - The Warroom

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Organiser
FLASH THE DISTRICT - Maryland Chapter
Date
Fri, 6 Nov 2009, 00:00 - 02:00 (Add to calendar) GMT
Venue
(Exact location not available) , Silver Spring, US
Cost
Free

Designing A game can be a monumental task. In the first meeting we will outline a few ideas to create the first few games.

A high level view:

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  • Brainstorm Game Ideas
  • No holds bar match, say it mean it and don't go back on it.
  • Choose about 4 Different Ideas
  • Make the dots move!
  • Begin to program a concept of the game for proof, determine if it is playable or if it is boring.
  • Narrow down the selection to a fewer number of games and begin to write the design documents
  • Narrow down the selection to a fewer number of games and begin to write the design documents
  • Build the Game Designs for these games.
  • After all is decided upon, it's time to layout the game features! What do we want to do and how do we do it! Get Techy!
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