The White Wolf Curse: Why Trust Is Broken When You Cancel Projects
Game studio White Wolf, best known for their role-playing games and books set in the World of Darkness universes, has […]
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Game Development
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5 Things You Must Know If You’re Considering A Career In Games
Game development is a fun field, filled with video games (obviously), and talented creatives. Conferences make ideal places to network.
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Constructing Flowing and Alluring Main Menus
User interface design is quite a challenging task for game developers. The UI is what a player will refer to
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Importance of Small Scale FPS Level Design – Independent Development
Following up on my previous post on Level Design, I focused on many popular mainstream games and the design included in
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3 Indie Games with Gorgeously Unique Art Design
One of my favorite things about indie games is that their developers have the ability to take risks that AAA
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Five Steps to Prepping Your Game for a Publisher
Today’s guest post is by Zachary C. Strebeck, an attorney as well as regular blogger at Gamasutra and Ind13.com. While
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Importance of Small Scale FPS Level Design – Mainstream Development
Today, it’s rare to see variance in multiplayer FPS level design. Many maps tend to replicate grand scale locations or
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Deciding What to Call Your Game
This post by Gary Burchell first appeared on the Abandon Ship Dev Blog. Coming up with a name for
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3 Ideas That Can Make VR Successful
Virtual Reality started to bear its teeth in the video game world in 2016 thanks to Playstation VR set and Oculus Rift.
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Balancing A Critical Eye & Joy As A Developer
The Overly Critical Developer Teddy Lee of Cellar Door Games was recently interviewed by IGN, in a piece called “Independent
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Who Am I Developing for? Myself or the Player?
A question plagues most people in the gaming industry, from amongst many players and media outlets to also developers. That question
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Indie Insider Podcast #17 – James Gwertzman, CEO of PlayFab
On the seventeenth episode of Indie Insider (and the first of 2017!), host Logan Schultz sits down with James
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6 Developers That Masterfully Utilized Early Access
For any developer, a focus on an end goal is an extremely wise mindset to have. Early Access gives developers
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The Lusty Argonian Maid & Other Tales: A Cheatsheet to In-Game Lit
So, you’re well on your way in the development process. You’ve got a really solid core gameplay loop, the controls
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How Indie Developers Combat Oppression
Today’s guest post is by Heather Ware of Mega Cat Studios. For a lot of people, the gaming community
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Game Dev Pro Tips Vol 5
Below is an excerpted collection of game development tips from Daniel Doan, Co-Founder of Black Shell Media. Enjoy! How
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Game Dev Pro Tips Vol 4
Below is an excerpted collection of game development tips from Daniel Doan, Co-Founder of Black Shell Media. Enjoy! How
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5 Things to Pay More Attention to While Polishing
As developers, we tend to focus on our specialties, be it as a programmer, an artist, or a level designer.
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Top 5 Indie Games of 2016
Overview 2016 was intense, wasn’t it? Several game released every month of the year, and not just AAA games. In
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Indie Insider Podcast #16 – Luke Muscat, Creator of Fruit Ninja
On the sixteenth episode of Indie Insider, host Logan Schultz sits down with Luke Muscat, creator of the hit