DSC RNGPIT - Getting Started with Game Development Day 1
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DSC RNGPIT had organized a session on Game Development where students where introduced to the basics of Game Development and the Unity Game Engine Interface. Students were also introduced to the game development flowchart where an example of Flappy Bird was given, and were also given a task to make flowcharts for their games.
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