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Game Design is the process of deciding the rules and mechanics of a game, and solving balancing problems to achieve the intended play experience. For questions about design of software code, use the Software Engineering or Algorithm tags instead. Likewise, questions about visual design should use Art or Graphics tags.
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What is an optimum failure rate that will keep people coming back to my game?
I'm guessing some research has been done into this but I can't find much information. The question might be a bit too vague in itself as it depends on so many other factors.
I'm developing a puzzle g …
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Ways to improve player retention
I've recently released my first free to play game on Android and I've spent a few £ on advertising to try and get players involved and see what happens.
Below are my retention stats courtesy of Googl …
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