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'''Game Builder Garage''' is a [[Nintendo Switch]] game developed and published by [[Nintendo]].<ref>[https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/game-builder-garage-switch/ Nintendo of America page]</ref> | '''Game Builder Garage''' is a [[Nintendo Switch]] game developed and published by [[Nintendo]].<ref>[https://www.nintendo.com/games/detail/game-builder-garage-switch/ Nintendo of America page]</ref> | ||
| + | ==Gameplay== | ||
| + | The game is software for players to program and create their own video games, albeit limited by {{WP|Node (computer science)|Nodes}}, each with their own special character called a Nodon to make the experience more appealing (for example, the Stick Nodon is for conditions that require the [[Nintendo Switch]]'s [[Joy-Con]] stick), and the amount the player can have. | ||
| − | {{ | + | Rather, according to [[Ask the Developer]] the developers wanted players to simply create "whatever they want", and the goal "is not to compete with games sold as products"<ref>[https://www.nintendo.com/whatsnew/detail/2021/ask-the-developer-vol-1-game-builder-garage/ Ask the Developer Volume 1: Game Builder Garage]</ref>, however it is possible to link multiple games together (e.g. one 'game' could be an individual level). |
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[[Category:2021 games]] | [[Category:2021 games]] | ||
[[Category:Nintendo Switch games]] | [[Category:Nintendo Switch games]] | ||
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Game Builder Garage is a Nintendo Switch game developed and published by Nintendo.[1]
Gameplay
The game is software for players to program and create their own video games, albeit limited by Template:WP, each with their own special character called a Nodon to make the experience more appealing (for example, the Stick Nodon is for conditions that require the Nintendo Switch's Joy-Con stick), and the amount the player can have.
Rather, according to Ask the Developer the developers wanted players to simply create "whatever they want", and the goal "is not to compete with games sold as products"[2], however it is possible to link multiple games together (e.g. one 'game' could be an individual level).
References
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