Inspiration: The Constant Search
There comes a point in game development when you think you’ve seen it all – all the tricks of the […]
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Match Queue Time Doesn't Have to be Dead Time
Often players use time in between matches as a segment in which they do not have to pay attention. Maybe
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Networking Explained in Three Easy Parts
It’s a common thing to hear, whether you’re starting your career or already established: network. While portfolio building, finding work
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Prototypes Are Your First Step to Success
So you have arrived at your idea for the game you want to create. You have things written down all
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Do You Know What the Right Price For Your Game Is?
Figuring out the right price for your game can be difficult. There’s so much that may influence your decision: the
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5 Ways to Maintain A Professional Image on Social Media
Because this is the age of technology, where robots do Amazon’s warehouse work and 14 year old children have iPhones,
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You Need These 5 Tips Every Developer Lives By
It’s no secret that the gaming industry is one of the most difficult to start, and maintain a career in.
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Features that Your Game Really Does Not Need
More often than not, you’ve probably run into a scenario like this; you’re playing a game and you realize that
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Beyond Dialogue: 5 Ways to Develop Plots In Games
Overview: Developing Plots Means Story Progression Plots without development are what? Tick, tock, tick, tock…That’s right, concepts! A plot that isn’t
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5 Tips to Managing Stress During Development
Sad truth: being stressed out is a normal part of being a game developer. Between the deadlines, unexpected problem solving,
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Could You Be Suffering From The Great Creative Insecurity?
It’s well-known that being creative is synonymous with being rather volatile. One minute, we’re letting the creativity flow and the
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3 Traits NPCs Desperately Need
It’s become this common thing in gaming where NPCs ramble on with seemingly no purpose, making players skip through the
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Four Simple Tips To Help With Game Development Anxiety
One of the biggest problems many independent game developers face is anxiety. This can come from countless different sources, such
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Game Development Basics: 5 Things You Should Do While Still In College
College students make a common mistake: waiting until after college to start a career. Can you blame them? After all,
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Conflict Can Spice Up Your Game- Here's How!
In the real world conflict lingers around us like a bad odor. Everything we do results in a form of
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5 Reasons Why There’s Few Believable Female Characters In Games
Let’s be blunt about it: female video game characters generally suck. Everyone knows it, and everyone talks about it, regardless
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How to Talk to Fans- Things You Probably Didn't Know
A skill that is often lost on developers these days is how to interact with their fan base. There are
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Creating Open Worlds- How to do it the Right Way
Over the past few years, “open world” games have become more of a standard go to for developers who want
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3 Differences Between Indie & The Big Studios
Introduction There’s quite a few indie developers, up and coming studios composed of ten people, and game jams out there.
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The Truth Behind the Criticism of Your Game
Criticism is something that should often be sought out in hopes of creating a superior product, yet the most common