How to Launch a Career as a Solo Developer
If you’re reading this, you want to become a solo game developer. Or at the very least, you’re interested in […]
If you’re reading this, you want to become a solo game developer. Or at the very least, you’re interested in […]
The independent developer community is under many pressures as it is, and Valve may have plans to unintentionally make it worse.
The best salespeople are well versed in the art of buyer psychology. With some tried-and-true tactics, they can convince you
User interface flow diagrams (UIFDs, for the purposes of this article) are a way to visually represent the screens your
This article by Gary Burchell first appeared on the Abandon Ship game dev blog. In this post we’re going
Once upon a time, someone described the video game industry as a “tiny” one. It might come as a surprise—what
On the twenty-second episode of Indie Insider, host Logan Schultz sits down with Chris Solarski, video game artist and
Today’s guest post by Jon Denton, video game critic and consultant, originally aired on Jon’s YouTube channel as a video.
You’re at an event and that question pops up. You know, the standard, “What do you do?” question at every party. If
Going to GDC this year? Congratulations! It’s a fantastic step to take toward a career in games. Whether you’re only
The one thing players appreciate most about new game releases are the trailers that publishers/developers release for them. Trailers are
In Part 1 of Pumpkin Spice Plotte, I introduced the first four of the seven basic plots: Overcoming the Monster,
On the twenty-first episode of Indie Insider, host Logan Schultz sits down with Ryan Hewer, founder of Little Red
It’s convention time! That wonderful time of year is here again—the convention circuit is on! PAX, GDC, E3, ComicCon, MomoCon,
Game streaming has always existed in what I find to be a very interesting space. In one hand, we’ve got
There comes a time for every indie game dev where they reach the point where they have to string together
If you’ve read our look at the changing gaming industry, then you already know how difficult it is to actually
Various online social media platforms allow you to connect and interact with the people who buy and play your games.
In a recent post on the Indeed blog, it’s been stated that “jobs for video game developers have dropped by
It’s not stress that kills us, it’s our reaction to it. –Hans Selye Stress looms over us all, and there’s