Best Practices for fast game design in Unity - Unite LA

In this expert talk, Renaud Forestié, Gameloft Montreal's Gameplay Director, reveals how his team of five can design a mobile game in just two to fourteen days by focusing on the game-feel and experience. Renaud will share Gameloft's design best practices for speeding up and improving the quality of design iterations. You'll leave the session with an overview of a process for creating compelling and memorable experiences in a very short timeframe while gaining valuable insight into your game's potential.

[bits]

Their prototypes look much better that all the games I made in my life together! :(

[unity]

Note: Reuploaded with updated speaker information.

[KinemotikStudios]

This was such a fantastic talk - Very inspiring and helpful. Thank you!

[orlandoalmario]

this slides/presentation are one of the better designed i have seen really great work.

[fqed]

"I think cubes were enough, but you know.... people." I love this quote haha.

[subbu]

yo! this is the top-down engine guy. he's awesome.

[TheUnarmedBlackManShow]

very insightful, your team is obviously well put together.

[m.z]

These prototypes look better than anything Gameloft has developed over the last few years

[Kansas]

Please, some tutorial of this Health Bar behavior at 32:30 !! So awesome!

[justahuman]

15:31, would love to see this go some where

[mikehynz]

The questions from the audience are amazing!

[darkogotal]

Why would someone dislike this?
Much knowledge, very like.

[BenVisser]

Did the MMFeedback class discussed at 33:40 ever get released to open source?

[nipunasudha]

Still watching, but good stuff! Thanks Renaud!

[NestedMango]

Cool tips . It will really helps Developer.

[cheker]

The talk is very good. It would have been nice to have a camera showing the people during the Q/A round.

[southoceann]

Even if this is a reup, its greatly timed since the next Ludum Dare is coming.

[TheBadBone]

Anyone knows the game name of the racing game running at @05:31

[aminmpirani]

Are those games open source?
I need to play the game (the cube game)..
The game seems so smooth and amazing..
Love it!

[wokarol]

I like those games but how do you made those cool cube animations? They looks so smooth