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A set of rules that govern an in-game experience. Game design is an effort to come up with game mechanics that allow for players to have a fun and engaging experience.
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Hill-jumping game mechanic like Tiny Wings
You should check out this tutorial by Ray Wenderlich. It uses Cocos2d + Box2d to show how to write a game like Tiny Wings.
The first part of the tutorial explains how to create dynamic textures:
http …
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How to create a mathematical mechanism in order for a game to be balanced?
With a lot of iteration and playtesting.
I think this is what makes interesting the job of a Game designer. You can imagine balancing the game is a big part of what a game designer does once the codi …
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Specific Physics Lessons and Reference for Game Development
It's a very open question. Here are a few references I've found great for writing my always in progress engine :)
Online references:
Indie Game Developer WildBunny has some great physics tutorials: …
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