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Published inSep 2022
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Kumsal Obuz
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Kumsal Obuz

Kumsal Obuz is a self taught, but veteran web developer with more than 15 years of experience in two different countries, leading teams and projects of various sizes. After several years of preparation and transition, he started his own game studio in August 2020. He launched a small puzzle strategy game at the end of 2020 and is currently working on an ambitious farming simulation game. He also likes to mentor, perhaps due to his genetic background since both of his parents are teachers, and because of his love of Godot, founded and still organizes the Godot Toronto Meetup group.
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Level design doesn’t always involve placing physical elements inside the game world. Sometimes, it means enticing sound design, hiding cute or interesting lore elements pertinent to the world and story, and adding non-player characters your players can relate to or simply hate. There is a whole layer of psychological factors to designing good levels so that you can evoke the emotions you desire in your players. If you want to elevate your knowledge in this domain, you are going to have to examine resources that are not necessarily game engine-specific. So, broaden your horizons! Here are a few resources that will get you started:

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Published in: Sep 2022Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781801816021

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Kumsal Obuz

Kumsal Obuz is a self taught, but veteran web developer with more than 15 years of experience in two different countries, leading teams and projects of various sizes. After several years of preparation and transition, he started his own game studio in August 2020. He launched a small puzzle strategy game at the end of 2020 and is currently working on an ambitious farming simulation game. He also likes to mentor, perhaps due to his genetic background since both of his parents are teachers, and because of his love of Godot, founded and still organizes the Godot Toronto Meetup group.
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