Introduction to Game Design Principles
Students will explore basic game design elements like rules, objectives, and player interaction in simple digital games.
Key Questions
- What makes a game fun and engaging?
- What are the essential components of any game?
- Design a simple game concept with clear rules and objectives.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
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