Creek & River Co., Ltd. (C&R) will hold a free online seminar on Wednesday, April 22, for creators in the game industry, titled 'Introduction to Game World Building ~Basic Principles of Environmental Design and Biome Construction~'. This seminar will be conducted entirely in English, but you can also listen in Japanese through simultaneous interpretation. *You can choose the original (English) or the interpretation channel.

This seminar will explain the concepts, methods, and structure of environmental design common to all game genres, from small, constrained stages like 2D puzzles to vast 3D open worlds. The lecturer is Mr. Matthew Moss, a creative director with over 18 years of experience in Tokyo and the United States. Memorable game worlds always possess an environmental logic and a spatial narrative. Let's learn together to create a world where 'space itself becomes the storyteller.' If you are interested, please feel free to join.

<Seminar Contents> ・Fundamentals of environmental logic for creating a “convincing world” ・Methods of storytelling through spatial layout and object placement ・Structure and design principles of biomes (ecosystem, climate, terrain) ・Differences and common techniques in 2D and 3D environmental design ・Navigation design that naturally guides the player and creating spaces that evoke emotion ・A design approach to maintain consistency of the entire world, from macro to micro

<Recommended for> ・Game Designers (those looking to enhance level design and world-building) ・Environment Artists (those wanting to learn about environmental logic and world consistency) ・Narrative Designers (those interested in telling stories through 'space') ・Indie Developers (those wanting to create a convincing world with limited resources) ・Students/Beginners (those who want to systematically learn the basics of world design) ・UX/System Designers (those wanting to learn the relationship between player movement/emotion and environmental design)

Introduction to Game World Building~Basic Principles of Environmental Design and Biome Construction~ ■ Date and Time April 22, 2026 (Wednesday) 19:30~20:30 ■ Location Online ■ Speaker Creative Director Matthew Moss Mr. Matthew Moss is a creative director with over 18 years of experience in game visual development. He has led teams in Tokyo and New York, collaborating with companies such as Disney, National Geographic, TV Tokyo, and LEGO. He aims to create visually compelling games by harmonizing core concepts, technology, and mission. With a passion for innovative game design, leveraging technology, building strong client relationships, and fostering collaborative teams, he continues to deliver games that inspire and entertain. ■ Participation Fee Free ■ Capacity 60 people ■ Organizer Creek & River Co., Ltd.

▼ For details and to apply, click here https://www.creativevillage.ne.jp/category/crv_event/173052/ *Deadline: April 22, 2026 (Wednesday) 20:30

【Inquiries】 Creek & River Co., Ltd. PEC Secretariat, 'Introduction to Game World Building' Seminar Team Email:pec_seminar@pr.cri.co.jp

Since our founding in 1990, C&R has been a pioneer in the creator agency field, supporting the career and skill development of creators through corporate information sessions, career consultations, and seminars. We will continue to aim to create an environment where creators can fully demonstrate their abilities, based on our mission of 'enhancing the lifelong value of professionals.'

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