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Love this thread because it perfectly illustrate how I think about and design games.
It's also not a secret at all, I think a lot of us strive to achieve resonance. But due to the production constraints of making games, we hardly get the chance to do it well. https://twitter.com/the_strix/status/1354869283054964739
It's also not a secret at all, I think a lot of us strive to achieve resonance. But due to the production constraints of making games, we hardly get the chance to do it well. https://twitter.com/the_strix/status/1354869283054964739
Designing great resonance is THE job of the creative director.
It's their role to make sure all the component parts of a game work together in harmony.
They need to be able to communicate the central themes of the game to every department so everyone play their part.
It's their role to make sure all the component parts of a game work together in harmony.
They need to be able to communicate the central themes of the game to every department so everyone play their part.
Everyone who studied any arts programme at uni already know about resonance.
Our grades and career future depended on designing and executing good resonance.
The only reason it might be considered a "secret" is because there aren't enough artists in games.
Our grades and career future depended on designing and executing good resonance.
The only reason it might be considered a "secret" is because there aren't enough artists in games.
