Game Design mind maps
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This GoConqr page gathers Game Design mind maps, from clicker games and simulations to Maze Runner. School students can use them to practise planning game ideas, while teachers can find material to share. There are over 200 maps, mostly at school level. Pick a map and explore its branches.
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Maze Runner
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Simulator Teenage life game
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Digital Tech: Clicker Games
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Clicker Game
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clicker game
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Poke Clicker
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clicker game
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Teenage life simulation game
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Ideas for Clicker game
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existing solutions
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Connect 4 + 2
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Game Concept 2: Fantasy
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Futuristic Game Mind Map - Game Design
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Battle of Olympus
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Clicker Game Project
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Text-based apocolyptic game
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Puzzle platform game
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Future Worlds
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Clicker Game
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Existing Solutions 1
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CARD GAME DESIGN
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Road Safety Digital Game
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Clicker game
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Teenage Futures: Virtual Reality
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Untitled
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Death & Order
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Future Worlds
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Da Wae Clicker
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Midnight games
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interpretation of the client breif
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Road Safety Game Proposal
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Video Game Ideas
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Final Major Project
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Road Safety Game
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Future game
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Teenage Life Proposal
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Future Worlds
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Kuih Dash
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Game Proposal
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CHARACTERS
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About game design mind maps
GoConqr OriginalExploring game design mind maps
These maps show game ideas as connected branches. Play and Learn brings together an audience, a space topic and ideas for learning. Teenage life simulation game branches into home, school and social life, alongside rules and consequences.
For a starting point, open Play and Learn and follow the links between the intended players and the game ideas. Then look at Clicker Game for a different kind of plan, with branches for aesthetics, features and existing solutions.
Using maps to revise
As you read, note the headings that help you organise an idea. Compare how the maps connect an audience or game context to features. Teachers could use the branches as prompts for a class discussion.
If you want to test or record your ideas differently, look for a quiz or notes on the Game Design unit page. Try using a map to plan an idea of your own.
Frequently asked questions
Which mind map is a useful starting point?
Play and Learn is a useful place to start. Its branches connect a target audience with a space topic and ideas for learning. Follow those branches to see how the ideas fit together, then explore another map if you want to compare a different game concept.
What do the Game Design mind maps cover?
The maps cover a range of game ideas. Maze Runner includes a storyline, sprites and controls, while Teenage life simulation game covers home, school and social life. Clicker Game includes aesthetics, features and existing solutions. You can browse these maps to see different ways of organising a plan.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes.