UK Games Expo Quiz

How did the narrator describe their upcoming plans for the UK games Expo?

• They had no plans

• They had many planned meetings and sessions

• They were uncertain about attending

• They were only going to review existing games

What was the narrator's profession?

• Game Developer

• English Teacher

• Chef

• Pilot

What mistake did the narrator admit to making?

• Not attending the Expo

• Testing too many games

• Rushing through playtesting

• Failing to secure meetings

How did the narrator describe their experience with playtesting their trick-taking game?

• Disappointing

• Surprising

• Exciting

• Confusing

What was the narrator's advice on when a prototype is ready to show to a publisher?

• When it is fully developed

• When it has been tested by many

• When it feels right to the developer

• When it is requested by a publisher

What is emphasized as essential for a game prototype in terms of gameplay?

• Attractive design

• Complicated rules

• Engaging gameplay

• Expensive components

How does the narrator suggest standing out when pitching a prototype?

• With fancy boxes

• By using generative AI for artwork

• By focusing on gameplay and clarity

• Through advanced technology

According to the narrator, what makes prototype testing successful?

• Limited playtests

• Player dissatisfaction

• Positive feedback and enjoyment

• A single blind test

In what instances did the narrator successfully pitch unfinished game concepts?

• To random Publishers

• To Publishers they had worked with before

• At large industry events

• Only when the game was fully complete

What is mentioned as a valuable resource for those interested in pitching game concepts?

• To random Publishers

• To Publishers they had worked with before

• At large industry events

• Only when the game was fully complete