Today Epic Games has announced a new initiative -- one that could see your game netting between $5,000 and $50,000 in no-strings-attached funding from the engine provider. ...

"There's no question that I got lucky with Skeal in that it just happened to click with a great writer who speaks to a passionate audience. But I think there's more behind its popularity than sheer chance." ...

Lead game designer Grant Roberts offers a very thorough breakdown of what went right (and wrong) with the development of E-Line Media/Upper One Games' Alaska Native cultural touchstone Never Alone. ...

Ephemerid: A Musical Adventure is a "rock fairy tale about a paper mayfly," brought to life by its unique classical guitar soundtrack. We catch up with SuperChop Games about the Excellence in Audio nominee. ...

One of the developers working on Supercrit's crowdfunded prehistoric survival game has quit the project after more than a month of no contact (and no payment) from Supercrit chief Alex Fundora. ...

As part of our ongoing Road to the IGF series of interviews with IGF award-nominated devs, we caught up with Klei's Jason Dreger and James Lantz to find out what inspired the design of Invisible, Inc. ...

With less than two weeks to go until the 2015 Game Developers Conference, show officials highlight some of the most exciting things to see and do on the GDC show floor. ...

Simon Carless asks: Can your game actually connect with your audience? "Do you understand who your potential audience is and what their 'Share of Voice' for playing individual games in any given month/year is?" ...

At GDC 2015, a number of the Never Alone development team explore how developers can best make games that amplify and carry on the storytelling traditions of different cultures. ...

"Does your indie venture have a strong focus? Can you articulate it clearly and concisely, with confidence and without a second thought?" You had better be able to, writes Josh Sutphin. ...