The two categories of gaming immersion, or How I Became a VR Fanboy in 10 Minutes
If you asked a thousand random gamers what they thought the biggest gaming buzzword of the last few years was, […]
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Low-Poly Graphics and Open Worlds – Interview with Feudant Interactive (Sky Trader)
We’re working with Jeremy Jones and his team at Feudant Interactive to promote their new game, Sky Trader. Check it
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Indie Insider Podcast #6 – Nathan Meunier and an Exclusive Announcement
On the sixth episode of Indie Insider, host Logan Schultz sits down with independent author and game developer Nathan
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From a “Proper Job” to Indie – Part 4: Assemble your Team
This post by Gary Burchell originally appeared on the Abandon Ship game blog. “From a ‘Proper Job’ to Indie” is
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Clustertruck’s Challenging Minimalistic Design: A Step in the Right Direction
Clustertruck has a simple premise: Travel through a level as a bodiless entity bunnyhopping across the top of trucks at
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Building for Success by Building a List of Your True Fans
Seeing numbers like Pokemon Go’s 100 million downloads can make you feel like you can easily get a slice of that
Game Design, Game Development
Learning with the Great: Pokemon Gaming Levels
If you are older than five you know what Pokemon are, but it is safe to assume that there are
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Evergreen Game Design: Aspects that Keep Call of Duty Popular
Call of Duty, as far as I can remember, has never lost steam when it came to sales, activity and
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Minecraft After Recess: 3 Ways Video Games are Entering the Classroom
Video games have normally been the enemy parents have fought against so their children can go outside and play like,
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Creating an Indie Multiplayer RTS Game – Interview with Systence Games
We’re working with Systence Games to promote their Greenlight campaign for The Maestros, their new multiplayer RTS arena game. Check
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360 Degrees of Immersion: Audio as Virtual Reality
Audio is the most immersive development tool you have at your disposal. It achieves a level of engagement with users
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Witness Me! Mad Max Makes Familiar Mechanics Feel Fresh
These days, movie-licensed games don’t usually offer much when it comes to unique and refreshing game play and experiences. Games
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Indie Insider Podcast #5 – Brain & Brain
On the fifth episode of Indie Insider, host Logan Schultz sits down with the couple behind the indie development
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Fired Up! Making Your Weapons Cooler
Weapons have been a very important in video games since the very beginning (Space Invaders could be considered one of
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From a “Proper Job” to Indie – Part 3: Early Stage Game Dev
This post by Gary Burchell originally appeared on the Abandon Ship game blog. “From a ‘Proper Job’ to Indie” is
Business
9 Quick Cash Infusions for the Published Game Dev
While money won’t solve all of your problems, it sure cuts down on a lot of them! Problems such as:
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From a “Proper Job” to Indie – Part 2: Start-up Checklist
This post by Gary Burchell originally appeared on the Abandon Ship game blog. “From a ‘Proper Job’ to Indie” is
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Top 3 Must-Do’s For Game Developers
Going for the direct approach, there’s some must-do’s in game development you have to get going on before you can
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From a “Proper Job” to Indie – Part 1: Taking the Plunge
This post by Gary Burchell originally appeared on the Abandon Ship game blog. “From a ‘Proper Job’ to Indie” is
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Talk to Me, Baby: How to Ensure Clear Communication Within Your Team
A few months back, our own Katie Conigliaro wrote a piece about the top 5 digital collaboration tools for remote