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Hugues Barlet's Blog

 

Hugues is a Game design & Management master degree student at Supinfogame in France (formerly at ICAN). He works in parallel as a level designer. He's passionate by the game design and the level design but also by the other domains of the video game like programming and graphics. Hugues is involved in many other projetcs as the jam!

See other project: http://www.huguesbarlet.fr
Twitter: @_Ugui
 

 

 

Member Blogs

Block design in level design
Posted by Hugues Barlet on Sun, 07 Sep 2014 07:25:00 EDT in Design, Design, Console/PC, Indie
Here is an article about block design, a technique used in level design. It exposes the main points I learned from my personal and professional experience. I hope it will help !

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Why is de_dust2’s level design so popular?
Posted by Hugues Barlet on Mon, 17 Feb 2014 04:33:00 EST in Design, Design, Console/PC, Indie
This analysis aims to examine and explain the main level design points that made de_dust2 so successful.This is my first article on Gamasutra and I hope to have a lot of feedback so I can get better.

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Hugues Barlet's Comments

Comment In:
What Makes an Indie Hit?: How to Choose the Right Design
[Blog - 09/17/2015 - 02:04]

Very interesting Thank you and ...

Very interesting Thank you and good luck to you too

Comment In:
Block design in level design
[Blog - 09/07/2014 - 07:25]

Hi r nThat 's exactly ...

Hi r nThat 's exactly the problem that I had on my last student game project and so the advantage of block design r nYou 're welcome, I 'm glad that you like it

Comment In:
Why is de_dust2’s level design so popular?
[Blog - 02/17/2014 - 04:33]

Hah It 's not planned ...

Hah It 's not planned at the moment : I would like to analyze the LD from a famous map of Halo Blood Gulch or the level design of Rayman Jungle Run on mobile phone