"Our findings confirm that there is enough players for high-quality card-battler games that f2p business model for our game would make sense. CCG space is not (yet) filled up with games that sound and taste similar to each other." ...

"All in all, SXSW Gaming 2016 was a positive experience for me. I showed Breaker Blocks to tons of new people, I got to talk to some people who actually already knew who I was, and I made new friends in the development community." ...

"We will talk about entity interpolation in general, then we will take our single existing script and break it into smaller scripts. This would hopefully prevent our code from turning into an unreadable and unmaintainable mess." ...

"The difference in responses from mobile and PC publishers was pretty stark. Nearly every publisher in the PC space we wrote to, wrote back. Some said no, some said maybe, some said yes; but they all wrote back." ...

We found out how Richard Rouse III's The Church in the Darkness uses a chapter from history--1970s cult communities--and a little randomness to drive a dynamic narrative. ...

The independent Shanghai-based studio has shrunk down to a core team, though its iconoclastic founder promises new projects are in the works. ...

Lucas Pope shares the details behind why it's taken him 1.5 years to get his latest demo near his original vertical slice -- and shares technical solutions to making his game work in Unity. ...

"If you were on the Steam homepage on Sunday night, you might have noticed a somewhat interesting new title available: Watch paint dry. This game was never on Greenlight. This is no more than a prank." ...

"In this post, I am not going to get into the discussion of which is better from a visual or performance standpoint. Both systems have their pros and cons, but Unity UI has the distinct advantage of being free." ...

"You get to type a lot of words, in fun, varied ways, so we end up with a lot of text content. We don't just use random words. That makes the translation work crucial for the experience of the non-english speaking players." ...