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How to Start Designing Games On Your Own (and What that Really Means)
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If you want to be a game designer, you have to start designing games now. But what does that mean and how do you do it? Game designer, producer, and educator Tom Sloper (sloperama.com) has spent many years over the course of his career in the game industry helping aspiring game developers learn how to achieve their goals. In this session, he breaks down what it means to start designing games now and explains how to do it. Whether you're a game design student, an entry-level developer, or someone who is just starting out, this instructional session will give you solid information about what to do to put a game project on your resume.

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