Inside PikPok: Game Design

[PikPok]

We get a lot of inquiries about our game design process at PikPok, so we wrote up a little article to expose our thoughts and process around the game design role within the studio. More at the link

http://pikpok.com/news/inside-pikpok-game-design/

Interested to hear any feedback or alternate philosophies or approaches either here or via comments on the article.



Former "Inside PikPok" articles below:

Technical Art
http://pikpok.com/news/inside-pikpok-technical-art/

Usability
http://pikpok.com/news/insidepikpok-usability/

Quality Assurance Testing
http://pikpok.com/news/inside-pikpok...rance-testing/

[Blackharon]

Fantastic read.

The short paragraph on controls (largely breezed over) was the most meaningful to me. Our puzzler's only complaint was that the controls weren't perfect.

I think I need to learn to make controls more invisible.

[SylvainDragon]

how that's really interesting.
thanks a lot

[antony.thai]

Great share! Thank you a lot!

[Edwardo]

Great share!

[Greyskull]

After playing Monsters Ate My Condo, I just assumed that your design process was fueled by absinthe, after which you locked the coders in an opium den until they had a finished product to release.

[Blackharon]

Originally Posted by Greyskull

After playing Monsters Ate My Condo, I just assumed that your design process was fueled by absinthe, after which you locked the coders in an opium den until they had a finished product to release.

The apron in the photo is quite telling. And fetching. Any link to order that on line?