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Elena Polyakova,
36, favorite games: Resident Evil, Lost Ark, Sims 3, Dark Pictures
What games does a game designer expect in 2025?
I'm waiting for the sequel to Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2. It's very interesting to see the development of Henry, who was a pumped-up terminator by the end of the first part. I hope the creators won't follow the path of the second "Gothic" - they won't roll back the character due to amnesia or a serious illness. It's also interesting to see Light No Fire. The fantasy beginning of the game suggests a lot of magic, dragons, different races. As a game designer, I know that the developers have done a lot of work with the logic of biosystems and the physical rules within them. But the game had a limitation - each planet was a self-sufficient biosystem. Therefore, I'm interested in how the logic of combining neighboring biosystems, the laws of flora and fauna within them will work. These two games, in my opinion, will offer a unique immersive experience in which the player's actions are limited by the rules of the real world and imagination. So far, from the available materials about new products, it seems that even an absurd decision will not be punished - the game will adequately perceive any creativity.


Oleg Kochetkov,
game designer, creator of the Telegram channel " Kojima Genius "
What to read and watch if you want to grow from a iran telegram data gamer to a game designer?
Almost every gamer has thought about creating their own game one day. If this desire is great and has passed the test of an inner critic or environment, you can try. But do not rush to enroll in all known courses. Start small: learn game design better through communication with people in the field or study available resources. Oleg Kochetkov recommends the resources below.

Check out Mark Brown's Game Maker Toolkit. It's a YouTube channel that breaks down game mechanics and dynamics in an accessible and understandable way.
Keep up with GDC, the Game Developers Conference, which focuses on first-hand presentations and talks from the developers themselves.
Read and watch Mikhail Kadikov, a level design specialist, as he discusses the specifics of building game worlds.
Become a part of GD Cuffs - a Russian-speaking community of game designers that hosts materials on almost all aspects of game design.When Your Comment Is Appropriate: How to Comment Code in Different Programming Languages