Theme
GAME DESIGN
When
9 June 2022
Where
ONLINE

TBD PRO:
GAME DESIGN

Meetup dedicated to discussing the most relevant game design issues

Let's discuss what skills a game designer requires not to lose inspiration and remain in demand. How a cross-industry approach helps solve balance and motivation problems in games. What tools are used to evoke the necessary emotional response from the player, and why established professionals participate in game jams.

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GAME DESIGNERS
Creating a game in 48 hours and taking into account all the nuances: setting, content, balance
02
COMMUNITY MANAGERS
Working with different player archetypes and their motivations
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EVERYONE INTERESTED IN GAME DESIGN
Introducing cross-industry approach to game design

Igor Zhuravlev

Game Designer at Allods Team

What makes up the player's interaction with the world on the screen, and what distinguishes good in-game content from bad.

Lev Kobelev

Game designer at Whalekit

What math knowledge can help a game designer? We consider the random walks hypothesis and Markov chains and determine how they help calculate the in-game balance.

Snezhana Frantsuzova

Community Manager at BIT.GAMES

How players' psychology affects the community, where haters come from and how to work with them, how to build a communication development strategy.

Robert Korolevskiy

Lead R&D Designer at Deus Craft

Why should established game designers participate in game jams, how jam experience can be useful in daily work, and how to make an award-winning game in 72 hours.

14:00 - 14:10

Opening

14:10 - 14:50

THEME

Reasons to participate in game jams - a winner story

SPOKESPERSON

Robert Korolevskiy

Lead R&D Designer at Deus Craft

14:50 - 15:30

THEME

Archetypes of gamers and their motivation in the community: we consider an extended model of psychotypes by Richard Bartle

SPOKESPERSON