Tag: game design frameworks

Designing with Loops: Why Your Game Isn’t Working Yet

Posted on by Myles Blasonato in Analysis, Blog, Game Design

As of 2025, indie teams and solo devs are shipping more games than ever - but many still miss the mark. The culprit? Misaligned gameplay loops. If your game doesn’t feel tight, it’s probably not about the art or narrative - it’s about the structure of your loops. Understanding Micro, Macro, and Me - a Loops is one of the most powerful frameworks in game design. It doesn’t just describe what players do - it explains why they stay...

Designing Game Structure: Crafting Experiences Through Intentional Frameworks

Posted on by Myles Blasonato in Analysis, Blog, Game Design

When it comes to game design, structure is more than just an organisational framework - it's the backbone of the player experience. A well-designed structure doesn't just support gameplay; it mirrors the experience you’re trying to deliver. Whether your game is about racing cars, exploring dungeons, or managing a bustling city, its structure should immerse players in that experience...