Game Design Secrets
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 มิ.ย. 2024
- In this video I discuss valuable examples of intuitive Game Design that can improve your game.
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00:00 intro
01:12 Game Design Analysis
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Hey peeps, I hope you enjoyed the video, may it give you a fresh perspective on intuitive design.
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Love this analysis! That world 1-1 breakdown has so much going on and it's amazing to see how every asset was placed and designed with so much intention. Thank you for sharing, would love to see more of this!
My daughter is a massive Mario fan. At 8 years old, she nearly completed Mario Odyssey on her own, but has trouble with Mario 64. She loves Super Mario Maker but gets hung up on the original Mario. She's a complex for sure, but it does reflect the fact these games are made to be played by anyone of any age at any time. Why else would a 35 year old game still be the basis for platformer game theory if it wasn't good? Why would Super Mario 3 be one of the basis for level game design, or music composition? Mario is immortal and timeless because it literally changed the way we played video games on the home consoles. It brought it back from the dead after Atari killed it, even though it has since apologized profusely over the decades lol. Sure there are countless Mario clones out there, each with their own flare, but that is not necessarily a bad thing. Basing your game on a legend like that proves how well built it was and how it stands the test of time.
Couldn't have said it better myself, these games really are immortal and pillars of the industry.
Thumbs up just for an adorable training montage with (I assume) your daughter.
"This is how you do a speed run"
Summoning Salt laser eyes intensifies.
Super mario bros for the nes was the first game i ever played. I still remember to this day how the pixels displayed on the the television screen was pure magic to me.
I guess now that I am working on game development I should go back and truly study everything I can about it.
OK, I was on the fence before with Blood and Mead (generally don't enjoy platformers that much anymore), but if you're putting even half that much thought into your design, I'm in. I always wondered why Mario was so much fun, while later platform games were exercises in repetition and muscle memory.
Eagerly Wishlisted.
That intro was so freaking adorable! Loved it.
I wouldn't mind a full series covering the rest of the game.
I know it sounds a bit excessive. But everyone talks about Level 1-1. No one talks in depth about the other levels. So if you have stuff to say about the rest of the game, go for it!
Starting to work on my own game, and these videos are truly helping me out!! Thank you!
Top content! Thanks for your videos in general. I appreciate the effort and knowledge you put into these. Motivates me every time. Especially the real game design aspects this time are very insightful. This concrete and most important aspect gets too little room in most devlogs I watch. Thx! :)
Best gamedev related video I've ever watched, really love the training part
Awesome video! Family feel goods with a game dev classic lesson, love it! Keep up the grind man your amazing! Also I love the cartridge training montage, hilarious 😂
Great analysis video man, really well put together and I enjoyed the fun little bits you placed every so often with your daughter!
The intro was so wholesome and cute
Very cool in-depth analysis, thank you!
Amazing! Grew up with this game. It was the 80s. Nostalgia.
Great training session! She's really cute!
I too teach my 7yo daughter how to play that same Mario (but on the MiniNES). Now she's playing Castlevania on her own :)
The mechanics of that Mario and the way they are presented to the player are awesome. Amazing game design lesson.
Another great video. Love this guy!
What an amazing video! Your content inspires me to continue making mine.
amazing video! would love to see more of this 😁
Props on the intro :D Totally unexpected and made my day!
make it a series i would love to watch it
As always cool video!
What an excellent analysis 😊
This was SO good!! I love your videos
A Most Excellent Analysis!
Also, the difficulty progression in-level and level to level is almost perfect.
Even though sometimes f.e. Super Mario World 3 had some mid game levels that suddenly spiked in difficulty, the overall difficulty curve still was well done.
This video was helpful. I hope you make more game design videos. Thanks.
First thoughtful video I've seen on TH-cam ❤😭
The blowing in the cartridges brings back fond memories of my SNES and Atari 2600 before it😂
This video was really educational and fun to watch. Nice one.
Great Video thanks for the breakdown very interesting man
This was adorable. Loved it
This was very cute and very informative. Thank you 😊
Had kind of forgotten the first time player experience is very different , bur obsessively planned. Great Video.
I love this video! I am about as old as this game and I see Mario in a different way now. You earned a new subscriber :)
Nice one!
I really appreciate these game design / analysis videos. They are definitely very useful for people who want to learn game design.
You missed a golden opportunity to use the 'so you have chosen,.... death' meme when she picked Ninja Turtles.
wow very nice video it really give us who have small knowledge of game design a boost in game design
miyazaki be like: ha, intuitive gameplay, sure
@@doubledeuce95 The big papa of souls games
Hahaha amazing video!!
Great video congrats
amazing intro!
شكرا على كل شيئ تقدمه أستمتع وأستفيد من فيوهاتك
You are not only an inspiration for gamedev, but also for life! Amazing video!
That's funny. My kids don't want to play the old games as much as they want me to play them and watch me play them. I'll have to keep these ideas in mind when I start up my next project.
Greatest intro ever!
Mind Blown ...!
Fun video! Mario has a brilliant design
Nice!
Ahh, is this amazing. Now i know, thanks 🤩
thank you
When you put away Marbles Madness
Top 10 Biggest Anime Betrayals 😭
hahaha, I have such fond memories of that game, especially in coop mode
Awesome
perfect :D
Wholesome intro
Great intro
That was adorable! haha
See this is why we need to archive videogames just like we archive books and movies.
And it's a huge shame that so many flash games have now been lost to time 😔
long live Flashpoint
@@patrickhector Yeah the guy behind it, and everyone that contributed, are the reason why I didn't lose my mind entirely 😅
Next video should just be you attempting to beat the mario speedrun record
adorable intro
I like you're teaching your daughter the classics.
Do that mario game design analyze.
Now I want it.
My dad bought me mario1 and 2 when I was around 5-6. I was really mad that I didn't get legos instead for Christmas. He said fine I'll just play it then and would play it in front of me til I would try it. I still had a really hard time with the game obviously as I was so young. I made my dad beat all the dungeons for me. Been playing games ever since.
thank you so much for Unity guides (for making games)
Greetings from Russia
Loved this! Do Legend of Zelda and why you feel it was so successful compared to other titles of that period.
7:15 "would require a whole series"
so......whole series when? 👀
The AVGN scene 🤣
Personally, I would have had a line of coins to imply you hit the blocks from underneath. I would not have used the first Goomba in the way that it was positioned, rather having the first one stuck between two blocks so you can safely stand near it and fall on top of it.
Cute video, can't wait to play video games with my daughter ☺️
Lol. Blowing into the cartridge... That's Nintendo baby!!!
Kudos for stopping her from playing Ninja Turtles. That game would have inspired her to learn obscenities.
... also, kudos for stopping her from playing Marble Madness... for the same reason.
Super Candy Runner Saga 😂😂
Make a series make a series make a series make a series. Thank you for listening to me TED talk.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣aaaah man i was in a fkin bad mood but that short sketch you did at first man you really had me , just wanted to say this and now am going to finish watching , plus i would really love it if you add more of this to your videos and also worth pointing out am learning a lot of new words from your videos ,, you have a unique way of speech , much respect to the content and to how it presented too
Same thing happens with my kids too
Excellent video! I never thought about the og mario bros game like that before.
That was brilliant, I never would have thought the amount of design that had gone into the original Mario but yeah that's amazing
Ninja Turtles.... oh boy...
Beautiful princess ❤
2:14
All games in that era, including Super Mario Bros, included a handbook where EVERYTHING (enemies, power-ups, buttons, etc) was explained. So the statement "Miyamoto never insults the player like this" doesn't make sense because at that time ingame tutorials didn't exist yet (afaik) so he did "insult the players" by providing a handbook and explaining everything...
"All" is a very general statement...especially when I brought the original Mario and it didn't come with said handbook...
Plus, you didn't need to read a handbook to play the game. It was an optional extra.
@@zappy7393 That you didn't get a handbook is irrelevant, because a handbook exists that came with the game. "ALL" is a general statement because GENERALLY ALL games came with a handbook and nobody's arguing whether you needed a handbook or not to play the game.
I feel sooo old for laughing at this.
Awesome video great insights and your child is cute
I've always maintained that Mario level 1 is the perfect video game level. Great video.
Sonic the hedgehog 2 is the same, that first level is so inviting in.
There's another design decision here that people don't realize. Almost none of the jumps require mario to jump the exact maximum extent that he can jump, that is they're all much less than the max, and instead they do things like throw obstacles at you while you're making these non-extent jumps, this gives the player agency in how they work through the obstacles. This was a conscious decision the designers made across the entire Super Mario Brothers series.
When these games do require exact precision, it's usually for something optional, like an extra secret or reward.
The other thing they started doing in Super Mario Brothers 3, is that every single level introduces one new thing that the previous levels didn't have yet, as a way to train all the new concepts to the player.
Nooo don't blow moist in your carts! :P
CHOOSE YOUR DESTINY muahaha-wait no not ninja turtle..
First, excellent video. Watch it if you haven't yet, you'll learnst things a game dev should wanna know. And now...
Ah yes, the game the flabby girlfriend-less damaged-by-sunlight kids spent their childhoods on. While we stuck to the pinball arcades where the physics were real, and knowing when and how much English to apply to the body of the machine you had in your arms, er hands, to achieve your desired balls vs bumpers movement made you either a King among boys and Casanova to the ladies, or a forgettable wannabee who ends up going still because it's still better than sitting around orange-lipped in a Cheese Puffs Mario Brothers hoagie-fest in some lame parents gauche shag-carpeted den.
In our day, you either drank lemonade and orange drink, or you were bumming beers, cigarettes and roaches from the big kids until you got to be a big kid, when the little buggers would bug you for beers, cigarettes and roaches. See, thing is, a lot from both camps made it to college, where some were just beginning adulthood, and others were already men and women in many ways the yoots of today can't even imagine.
I thought we'll be seeing ninja turtles game this time 😂
good video, but the little girl felt off
release this on Atari VCS
I have a lil sister, she's 9
and I an trying to instill a love of games
I am trying to give her my ps vita with emulators of classical games (I am playing castlevania myself tho), tried to teach her overwatch (she liked wrecking ball ofc)
but she do not really likes it and it makes me upset (but I realise that if I force her she will hate it, so I am really careful with this)
9:15 yup. Much to my dismay, my daughter also started showing displeasure towards pixelated "old arcade" games. It will be hard to convince her otherwise when she is used to play games like Zelda BOTW and Ori and Hollow Knight.
Super Mario 1-1 is the bible of level design.
Mario 1 still LOOKS great aswell. It hasn't aged at all. It's like J-Lo or Jennifer Aniston. Super Mario Bros is a MASTER PIECE. So is Street Fighter II (again hasn't aged at all). Those are the two most seminal games of all time IMO. Doom is another I guess though I hate it (plus it's aged badly) lol But the book is AWESOME "Masters of Doom".
Carmack and Romero are just legends up there with Miamoto, but the guys who made SFII (do you even know who they are before I name them? Probably you don't unlike Mario and Doom) aren't household names like the guys I just mentioned. Which is a travesty. Noritaka Funamizu, Akira Nishitani and Akira Yasuda aren't names many of us would recognize. But they fucking made SFII and it was one of the most important games of all time. SPECIALLY to arcade owners! My god lol stopped a lot of them going out of business and reinvented the arcade scene.
Your daughter looks like you
Excellent video but I think the current generation have way too much variety to choose from, not like in the good old day when we had to suffer through Contra or Battletoads.
there are 2 types of people
who know how to run
and normal people