Introduction to Video Game Design
Document of Levels I: General Elements
A course by Arturo Monedero Alvaro , Video Game Designer
Joined July 2019
Joined July 2019
About the video: Document of Levels I: General Elements
Overview
“In this lesson on the document of levels, we will analyze the part of the story that we are interested in creating and then we will read the script of the level and mark the most important moments. We will also see how to define specific elements and general elements. In this first part we will focus on the general elements. ”
In this video lesson Arturo Monedero Alvaro addresses the topic: Document of Levels I: General Elements, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Video Game Design. Learn how to create a game design document, the first step to making your video game ideas come true.
Partial transcription of the video
“LEVEL DOCUMENT I In this lesson, we will see the elements of the level design, which is to take the part of the script that is written and detect the important points in the story to build a world around it. Let's see it. LEVEL 1 DESIGN The level design documentation We will divide it into two parts. Level design itself is already a subject for a separate course, but we will mark a small guide and structure a dynamic to understand how a level works and how to build it. What do we have? Since the script is structured in levels, I recommend starting to build an intermediate level of the game ...”
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Course summary for: Introduction to Video Game Design
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3D & Animation, Web & App Design -
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Game Design, Video Games
Arturo Monedero Alvaro
A course by Arturo Monedero Alvaro
Arturo Monedero is a video game designer from Bilbao (Spain) with over 20 years of experience. He is a member of the Royal Academy of Arts and Interactive Sciences. He has worked in video games for all types of platforms, such as Los Delirios de Von Sottendorff for Nintendo 3DS; Los Ríos de Alice for Nintendo WiiU, Steam and iOS; and Kinito Ninja for iOS and Android.
He founded Delirium Studios more than 8 years ago, a videogame studio with which he has produced most of his works, as well as projects for commercial brands.
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