Razer says that since the (reportedly all-cash) deal was to acquire select assets and personnel from Ouya, and not the company as a whole, the company disclaims responsibility for making good on Ouya's outstanding debt. ...

UPDATE Razer says that since the deal was to acquire select assets and personnel from Ouya, and not the company as a whole, it disclaims responsibility for making good on Ouya's outstanding debt. ...

UPDATE Razer says that since the deal was to acquire select assets and personnel from Ouya, and not the company as a whole, it disclaims responsibility for making good on Ouya's outstanding debt. ...

Now that The Swindle is out, read our chat with dev Dan Marshall about his firm stance against unlimited lives, regenerating health, "aggressive tutorialization," and other challenge-sapping features ...

A few of the judges behind next week's second annual European Innovative Games Showcase at GDC Europe sit down to talk about what matters to European indie game makers. ...

"Not every game needs to be replayable. ... it's not automatically, invariably a good thing, and something that developers should strive to work towards." ...

Multiple indie developers have claimed that Ouya still owes them thousands of dollars as part of their 'Free the Games' fund, none of which will be paid following Razor acquisition. ...

At GDC 2015, Hello Games' Grant Duncan popped up on stage to speak frankly with fellow developers about exactly how and why the studio came to procedurally generate the worlds of No Man's Sky. ...

This highly visual 2014 guide to multiplayer level design, adapted from Ben Bauer's work at Crytek by Firefall designer Bobby Ross, gives you a timeless grounding in how team-based shooters work. ...

"A juggler is simply an object that has a list of objects who all can animate(), and keep them running on the same time span and delta. Tweens are a sensational way to rapidly animate around everything in the game." ...