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📘 Unlock Better Motion for Your Game – Free eBook Inside!

Welcome to this edition of The Way We're Moving!

Great motion design isn’t just about looking good—it’s about making your game feel right. In this free eBook, we break down the key principles and practical steps to improve your game’s motion, from UI animations to gameplay feedback. Download it now and start crafting a smoother, more immersive experience!

This eBook is packed with insights to help you improve your game’s motion, and I’d love to hear what you think! If you find something useful (or have ideas on how it could be even better), hit reply and let me know. Your feedback helps me create even more valuable resources for game enthusiasts like you!


🎉 Bisuala Has a New Home

We’ve just launched our brand-new website, built to showcase how motion design can transform games and brands. Whether you need UI animations, full-motion pipelines, or creative storytelling, we bring movement to life in ways that engage players and elevate experiences.

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If you have any feedback, questions, or just want to say hi, feel free to email us at hola@bisuala.com—or reach out to me directly at marc@bisuala.com. I’d love to hear from you!

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I'm Bisuala's founder. We create delightful motion design for games and brands.

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