One of the most rewarding parts of creating games is seeing an idea come to life in someone else’s hands. This is exactly the experience Teetotum had at LUDO while guiding a group of young people through their own game design journey. It was wonderful to see them take their first ideas and, with a little guidance and encouragement, turn them into something tangible and playable.

Games are often experienced as finished products, carefully packaged and ready to be played. What is less visible is the creative journey behind them - the countless ideas, prototypes, tests, failures, and discoveries that gradually shape a game into something meaningful and enjoyable. One of the most exciting ways to explore this process is through interactive workshops...