Show HN: I wrote a book on using AI in game design production (free on GitHub)
Not theory or forecasts — it walks one task at a time from the very first screen (install, accounts, pricing) through systems design, combat, narrative, level design, balance, UX, and live ops, all the way to turning meeting notes into decisions, validation gates, cost management, and copyright. The subtitle — "No Fabricated Numbers" — is this book's promise. Every figure and case in the text comes from real work, not invented examples, and most of the code runs as is on the Python standard library alone.
- ▪Not theory or forecasts — it walks one task at a time from the very first screen (install, accounts, pricing) through systems design, combat, narrative, level design, balance, UX, and live ops, all the way to turning meeting notes into deci
- ▪The subtitle — "No Fabricated Numbers" — is this book's promise.
- ▪Every figure and case in the text comes from real work, not invented examples, and most of the code runs as is on the Python standard library alone.
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| Original publisher | GitHub |
| Canonical URL | https://github.com/eremes81/game-design-ai-practice-en |
| Publication time | Sat, 12 Sep 2026 11:44:34 +0000 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-09-12T11:47:50.778Z |
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AI Workflow for Game Designers No Fabricated Numbers — A Six-Month Field Manual for Claude Code, Prompts, Validation, and Production Memory 🌐 Editions: 한국어 — Original · English · 日本語 · ไทย · Bahasa Indonesia · 简体中文 · 繁體中文 A hands-on field manual by Minsoo Lee — a game designer of 24 years, former design team lead on Ragnarok Online (2002–2007), now a Design Director shipping an MMORPG in Korea — on bringing generative AI (Claude Code) into daily production work. Not theory or forecasts — it walks one task at a time from the very first screen (install, accounts, pricing) through systems design, combat, narrative, level design, balance, UX, and live ops, all the way to turning meeting notes into decisions, validation gates, cost management, and copyright.
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Excerpt limited to ~120 words for fair-use compliance. The full article is at GitHub.