Learning Game Planning for Beginners 💣
Let's break it down in one lecture!

Game planning, reverse planning, BM analysis and improvement proposal, creative planning, PM,

This is a service planning lecture.

#GamePlanning #ReversePlanning #BMAnalysisandImprovementProposal #CreativePlanning #PM #ServicePlanning

I've decided to learn game planning, but it's not easy to actually take the first step.
Because the game planning education market itself isn't particularly developed, it's difficult to find a compelling game education curriculum, and attending academies can be a financial burden. However, self-study often leads to doubts about whether you're doing well and a search for a milestone that will instill confidence.

In fact, there's no such thing as a perfect mathematical formula in game planning. Each game planner has their own unique way of expressing their ideas. The common goal of all planners is to communicate their ideas as clearly and easily as possible to their fellow developers and designers.

But if you are having trouble grasping this big picture,
I hope this lecture will be helpful as a milestone or reference material .

Seeing the forest of games
Everything about game plans!

When creating a game, sales, which are the basis and purpose of production, are closely related to game planning.
You can structurally examine one aspect of a popular game by looking at the system reverse planning of a game that is currently generating high sales.

If a detailed system reverse planning document is a tree, then a creative planning document that allows you to see the overall framework of the game is a forest.
You can learn the basics of game production for each genre through the creative game planning book.

This course covers seven popular genres, including RPGs, defense, clickers, and puzzles. It includes three currently operating, high-grossing, and popular games, as well as four original creations.
It is especially effective for writing creative proposals for portfolios or preparing for actual indie game production .

By approaching the game from various perspectives, including system reverse planning, BM (Business Model) analysis and proposal, and creative planning, you can gain an understanding of the basic game production process and even acquire a subject-specific approach.

Who would benefit from listening?

• Anyone who wants to get a taste of what real-world game planning is like
• A young planner who is at a loss as to how to start writing a plan before producing an indie game.
• Anyone having difficulty creating a portfolio of proposals for employment at a gaming company
• Junior game planners in the field who want to upgrade beyond their current capabilities.

The first-class game of the future
For planners!

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How to write a game plan}

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By various genres
Game Approach}

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Variety of game genres

This course will introduce you to a variety of game genres. From well-known RPGs to clickers ideal for indie development, this course covers four distinct genres (RPG, defense, clicker, and puzzle) in an accessible format, catering to beginners.

Game planning learning that anyone can easily learn

This lecture utilizes visual elements to facilitate understanding, even for those new to game planning. (Presentation + other photo/graphic materials)

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Step 1. RPG

• Let's write a reverse planning document for the popular RPG game "A." We'll outline "A's" "relationship system," analyze its entry UI, and create a data table.

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• Let's write a reverse engineering plan for the popular RPG game "G." We'll outline the game's "achievement system," analyze its detailed UI, and create a data table.

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• We'll analyze the business model of the popular RPG "O" and write a proposal. You'll learn how to identify the current game's problems and propose improvements.

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Step 2. Defense Game

• Let's plan the defense game "Fantasy Heroes." We'll learn how to design the main screen UI, stage selection screen, and gameplay structure. We'll also build essential game elements, such as party member/unit settings, draws, and upgrade systems.

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Step 3. Clicker (idle) game

• Let's plan an idle game called "Shrimp Raising." You'll design the main screen UI, as well as detailed UI/structure for in-game content like "Development," "Storage," "Shop," "Breeding," and "Pokédex."

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• Let's plan the action clicker game "Great Graduate Student." After exploring the main screen UI and detailed menus, you'll build the game's in-game content—"Weapons," "Specs," "Research," and "Recruitment." You'll also plan the store UI and structure accordingly.

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Step 4. Puzzle Game

• Let's plan a puzzle game called "Dessert Pangpong." We'll explore everything from planning the main screen UI to building a system based on gameplay rules and applying play-assistant items.

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The person who created the lecture
Who could it be?

Sunny Rider

PO / Game Planner / Service Planner / Business PM
(Current) Lecturer, Freelance Service Planner, PM
(Former) 3D Metaverse Service PO / Planning Team Leader
(Former) Devsisters Game Planner (Cookie Run Kingdom Planning / Party Party Deco Play Planning Team Leader)
Former Head of Highbro Media Headquarters (Dragon Village W PD)
(Former) LINE+ game planner (LINE Fighters planning)
(Former) NHN game planner (Uparu Mountain planning)
(Former) Joycity Business PM (Heroes in the Sky Business PM)
#Book: Mobile Game Planning that Attracts Users

Hello, I'm Sunny Rider, a game planner and PO. I've worked in the gaming industry for 17 years, including seven years at Naver.
I have experience planning and launching a game (Uparu Mountain) that ranked in the top 5 in overall sales on Google Play, and planning the game system.
Game content planning, balance planning, and level design are possible.

I have extensive experience helping numerous individuals pass final rounds at various large and small companies, including Netmarble, LINE, Kakao, Smilegate, Nexon, Neople, Krafton, Joycity, Neowiz, and Bitmango. I leverage my years of coaching experience to create accessible content for beginners aspiring to become game planners or game business managers.

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