understand games before joining a game design team

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Understand Games Before Joining A Game Design Team

Posted by John Lucas on Nov 9, 2010 in Game Design | 0 comments

{To read the first part of this post, go to How To Start Creating Games} One mistake a lot of begginers do when they’re just starting with game design is that they try to immediately team up with some friends or with people in the internet to create games when they never created or even tried...