Game developers are all over Twitter, sharing everything from tips on making games, observations on the latest news, and snarky jokes. We've grabbed a load of the past week's best tweets. ...
"Malevolence explains its world in an introductory scenario, but it doesn't have a prewritten story beyond that. The game is set in a dream world." ...
Submissions are now officially open for the 2016 Independent Games Festival, the signature competition for indie games, to be held for its 18th year during GDC 2016 in San Francisco next March. ...
"Two years ago we launched an independent games label... it seems like a good time to take a look back at that journey. Perhaps this will be useful for others looking to go down this path." ...
"The point I'm trying to make is that plain text with images attached is really your best bet for emailing the press. If you feel like you have to use HTML formatting, be careful." ...
"Overall the object works as intended, and we're quite satisfied with the outcome when using the point_distance() function! Onto the next challenge..." ...
Developers offer some thoughts on Steam refunds just a couple of months after their introduction, positive and negative both. ...
Is Razer really devs' savior? "It's probably nothing revelatory to come out and say that the slow death and sale of portions of OUYA has been a fair disaster." ...
"A clear lesson we learned from this painful process was this; If no amount of adjustments fixes the problem, you have a fundamental issue which you must address first." ...
Heads up game devs: GDC 2016 officials have opened the Call for Papers, running until August 27th, and added new advisory board member Amy Hennig. ...