Games Studies 1 / Weekly learning

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 Weekly learning


wee:1：大致介绍

week2：如何制作游戏

week3：game play

week4:我们在课上面给老师演示了我们的第一代原型模型

week5：pre

week6：我们在课上做了我们对我们最后的棋盘游戏的试玩






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