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Tulsa Game Developers is dedicated to fostering strong relationships among local, regional and even national game developers. We do this by holding monthly meetings, hosting events, and encouraging members to find and participate in development events here in Tulsa and beyond.
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Blog
Playercentric Game Design
Speaking at our recent Regional Game Dev Summit, University of Tulsa instructor Akram Taghavi-Burris gave a talk on Playercentric Game Design. Akram is an instructor in the University of Tulsa’s Computer Simulation and Gaming degree program. She also heads up TU’s Computer Simulation and Gaming Conference (CSGC), which is coming up in April! More videos …
Color palette generators can help kick-start your creativity
Even if all you’re capable of is “programmer art,” a good color palette can go a long way toward making your game visually interesting. It can also give you the kick-start you need to get your creative juices flowing. There are lots of great color palette generating websites these days. Here’s a wonderful article giving …
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July 2018 Meeting: Lost Cave of the Ozarks and Kickstarter
If you missed our July meeting, here is the recording. Adam Miller stopped by to tell us all about his game, Lost Cave of the Ozarks, and its successful Kickstarter campaign. Check out the video for all the lessons he learned along the way. (The volume on the video is super low, but it’s all …
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