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Game Design Document

Using DunDoc to create my GDD for my game project was helpful to organise my thoughts for my game idea. 

In my DunDoc GDD, you will find all the information I am thinking on design my game. Information on the design, characters and game elements etc. I hope this would give you an idea what I want my game to look like.

My Dundoc GDD

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  1. Hey Nhu!,
    I really enjoyed reading your game design document blog post today. Your Dundoc GDD is really well done and presented quite nicely. I found it to be really informative and you included a lot of information for your game but it didn't come across as too much information to the point where it became confusing and too complex. I found your overall game idea to to be quite intriguing and i can't wait to see your in game working prototype!
    Great Blog!

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