This intensive workshop focuses on exploring the process of creating music and sound design for video games, both individually and in a small team. The most common audio errors will be examined, highlighting areas often overlooked by game developers. One of the topics discussed is how sound can be used as a design tool, focusing primarily on player feedback, illustrating how audio can be useful during testing and pitching to create a sense of space and to better communicate playful mechanics and dynamics. The software used includes Audacity, Ableton Live, Unity.