How Game Devs Spend Complexity Budget WRONG
Join the discussion on complexity budget in game development. Games need to keep the elements they hold most dear, while removing anything that distracts from fun. It's okay for a game to be complex, but it should be focused and attainable. This holds true for your favorite live-service game too. Do you have trouble introducing friends to your game? It may be the design of the game itself. We cover a few specific examples of popular games including chess, Deadlock, League of Legends, Hearthstone, MtG, D&D, and of course, Carry-On. === Website ===== https://www.drivethrurpg.com/en/produ... === Contact us === [email protected]
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