GDC Europe 2015 organizers are polling all European game developers for their thoughts on the state of the game industry, its future, and their place in it. ...

"Last March, we decided to launch an indie gaming event in our hometown of Montreal along with the help of our friends and some very kind volunteers." Here's how they did it. ...

"You can request a refund for nearly any purchase on Steam -- for any reason," the popular service says, as of today. Details inside. ...

"I've devoured Greenlight tutorials and tried to follow their instructions. The result? My game took just under 100 days to pass through Greenlight, and I have no idea how this was achieved." ...

A detailed look back at the development 1995 adventure hit from one of its lead creators -- a retro postmortem of an independently created PC hit, with details on every aspect of its creation. ...

"I thought to myself: What's the target demo for the event? Well, it's MLK weekend, school's out, so its safe to assume lots of kids. So I then grabbed two boxes of paper, pencil, and crayons, and got to work." ...

Plenty of stats and tactics for a successful campaign -- including how to work with Reddit, and Twitter -- from developers who beat their goal by over $10,000. ...

The biggest name in 2D art creation software goes 3D, with the acquisition -- and planned integration -- of a popular upstart. Services remain online during the transition. ...

Developer Cliff "Cliffski" Harris takes to the Indie Soapbox at GDC 2015 to deliver a tongue-in-cheek tirade about how Unity and tools like it keep developers from achieving their peak potential. ...

"You have to make something that is fun to play but also touches the player's heart. The most important points here are contrast and variation." ...