Finding the Right Voice on Social Media for Your Company and Game
Indie titles are made with smaller teams—sometimes even solo developers—and while, development-wise, this can sometimes be a hindrance, when it […]
Indie titles are made with smaller teams—sometimes even solo developers—and while, development-wise, this can sometimes be a hindrance, when it […]
More Social Media Marketing? You’re already using Twitter—and probably Facebook. Why would you even consider adding Snapchat and Instagram to
Once upon a time, someone described the video game industry as a “tiny” one. It might come as a surprise—what
It’s not stress that kills us, it’s our reaction to it. –Hans Selye Stress looms over us all, and there’s
It might seem difficult, but outside of conventions, developers can still find ways to network. Albeit more accessible methods, because
There is a distinct “news beat” that game companies follow for their launch, and once you notice these beats, you’ll
If you don’t know what a ‘Game Jam’ is, than this article will be a huge eye opener and hopefully
If I were to ask you which social media platforms you regularly use to reach out to players, what
Twitter. A simple concept of uniting businesses, bloggers, writers, game developers, artists and more has proven fruitful. Why is that?
This is a cross post from the critically acclaimed author, developer and creator Nathan Meunier. Thanks Nathan! Inspiration for your game dev
This topic seems like common sense, doesn’t it? We’ve all heard of the nightmare stories where people get fired due
— The following article was contributed by Zachary Strebeck, Attorney at Law– Marketing. It’s an indie developer’s worst nightmare…
So your game is coming along nicely and you are just about ready to start showing it off to the
Because this is the age of technology, where robots do Amazon’s warehouse work and 14 year old children have iPhones,
Gather round, children, and I will tell you the tale of Daniel (yes, the Daniel of Black Shell Media!), a
“Women in gaming? Oh please that’s a myth!” Is it really? People today are still stuck in the past when