3 Quick Tips to Help New Devs Avoid Stress
When deciding to develop a video game from the position of an amateur or newcomer, you may find yourself working […]
Blog, Game Development
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Blog, Marketing
What to Learn from PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds: A Marketing Analysis
If you love watching Twitch streaming, it’s likely you’ve already heard of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. Bluehole Inc.’s massively-multiplayer online survival game
Blog, Game Development, Guest Post
From a “Proper Job” to Indie – Part 5: So You’re an Indie . . . Now What?
This post by Gary Burchell originally appeared on the Abandon Ship game blog. “From a ‘Proper Job’ to Indie” is
Blog, Game Development, Marketing, Writing
How to Write Killer Game Descriptions that Sell
Meet Dave. Dave has created an amazing game that he knows players are going to love. He is ready to put it
Blog, Game Design, Game Development, Marketing
Redefining Genre: The Secret to Five Nights at Freddy's Success
Horror is a well-established genre within the indie gaming community. It could even be argued that it was one of
Blog, Interview, Marketing
Crowdfunding and Campaigning – Joseph Bussey (Skirmish Entertainment)
We’re working with Joseph Bussey and his team at Skirmish Entertainment on their project End Of The Mine on Kickstarter
Blog, Business
On Three Simple Words and the Importance of Humility
A lot of entrepreneurs—hell, a lot of people—think that being a smart person means having all the answers. Knowing what