Tina changed the description of the group Game Design Club from “The Game Design Club is an exciting online community for students aged 13–18 who are interested in the art and science of creating video games. Whether you dream of designing captivating worlds, developing engaging mechanics, or telling stories through gameplay, this club provides a platform to explore all aspects of game design, from concept to execution.
What We Do:

Weekly workshops focusing on game design fundamentals, including mechanics, storytelling, level design, and user experience

Hands-on game development challenges, where members create and prototype their own games using platforms like Unity or GameMaker

In-depth discussions on game theory, design principles, and how to balance challenge and fun in a game

Collaboration on group projects, where members work together to develop a full game from start to finish

Guest speakers, including professional game designers, developers, and industry experts who share their insights and experiences

Exploration of famous games and franchises, analyzing what makes them successful and how they were designed

Opportunities to showcase and play each other’s games, providing constructive feedback and advice for improvement

Club Rules and Guidelines:

Eligibility: Open to students aged 13–18 with an interest in game design and development.

Respect: Show respect for others’ ideas, feedback, and creative work. Collaboration is key in game development.

Participation: Attend at least two sessions per month and actively engage in game design challenges, discussions, and group projects.

Creativity: Encourage creative thinking and exploration of new ideas and mechanics in your game designs.

Collaboration: Work together on group projects, sharing ideas and taking on different roles in the game development process (e.g., programmer, artist, designer).

Content Standards: Ensure all game concepts and materials are appropriate for all members and follow platform guidelines.

Deadlines: Submit work on time for group feedback and refinement. Timely collaboration is essential in game development.

Learning Mindset: Embrace the iterative nature of game design. Be open to feedback and ready to revise your ideas based on new insights.

The Game Design Club is a fantastic opportunity for anyone interested in bringing their gaming ideas to life. Whether you’re new to game development or looking to expand your knowledge, this club provides the tools, resources, and community to help you succeed in the exciting world of game design.” to “The Game Design Club is an exciting online community for students aged 13–18 who are interested in the art and science of creating video games. Whether you dream of designing captivating worlds, developing engaging mechanics, or telling stories through gameplay, this club provides a platform to explore all aspects of game design, from concept to execution.
What We Do:

Weekly workshops focusing on game design fundamentals, including mechanics, storytelling, level design, and user experience
Hands-on game development challenges, where members create and prototype their own games using platforms like Unity or GameMaker
In-depth discussions on game theory, design principles, and how to balance challenge and fun in a game
Collaboration on group projects, where members work together to develop a full game from start to finish
Guest speakers, including professional game designers, developers, and industry experts who share their insights and experiences
Exploration of famous games and franchises, analyzing what makes them successful and how they were designed
Opportunities to showcase and play each other’s games, providing constructive feedback and advice for improvement

Club Rules and Guidelines:

Eligibility: Open to students aged 13–18 with an interest in game design and development.
Respect: Show respect for others’ ideas, feedback, and creative work. Collaboration is key in game development.
Participation: Attend at least two sessions per month and actively engage in game design challenges, discussions, and group projects.
Creativity: Encourage creative thinking and exploration of new ideas and mechanics in your game designs.
Collaboration: Work together on group projects, sharing ideas and taking on different roles in the game development process (e.g., programmer, artist, designer).
Content Standards: Ensure all game concepts and materials are appropriate for all members and follow platform guidelines.
Deadlines: Submit work on time for group feedback and refinement. Timely collaboration is essential in game development.
Learning Mindset: Embrace the iterative nature of game design. Be open to feedback and ready to revise your ideas based on new insights.

The Game Design Club is a fantastic opportunity for anyone interested in bringing their gaming ideas to life. Whether you’re new to game development or looking to expand your knowledge, this club provides the tools, resources, and community to help you succeed in the exciting world of game design.”