Questions at the table
A clear answer before you begin.
Who are these courses for?
They are designed for curious beginners, independent designers, and experienced creators who want a focused method for a specific design challenge.
Do I need a finished game idea?
No. Several courses begin with a theme, feeling, or design question rather than a complete concept.
What materials are required?
Most exercises use paper, index cards, pencils, tokens, and a simple timer. Individual course notes identify any additional materials.
Are the courses live?
The catalog combines self-paced lessons, recorded workshops, and guided practice formats. The format is stated on every course card.
How does playtesting fit into the lessons?
Playtesting appears as a repeatable design practice: establish a question, observe behavior, record evidence, and choose a measured next change.
Can I save courses for later?
Yes. Use Save to Fallows in the catalog. Saved course IDs remain in your browser localStorage until you remove them.
Can I add more than one course to my cart?
Yes. Each selection increases its local cart quantity, and the cart page lets you adjust quantities before the demonstration checkout step.
How do I choose my first course?
Start with the design problem you can describe most clearly. Beginners often begin with Core Loop Foundations or Paper Prototype Lab.