Spry Fox's Daniel Cook offers a wake-up call to independent developers who think they can live project-to-project and make it in the long run. Here's what it really takes to sustain your studio. ...
A laundry list of the challenges facing developers who operate in countries with weak game development ecosystems, written by a Turkish developer. ...
"Looking back on things, I could've learned a lot more about the games industry much quicker if I had just gotten a job at a studio or press website instead of creating my own jobs along the way." ...
"When evaluating a YouTube channel you look at subscriptions obviously. However, what you do next is you check all of the Social Media channels that the YouTuber you are interested in is active on." ...
We talk to Chris Hecker about the surprising choice to make a single-player mode for his player vs player game of deception and suspicion, Spyparty. ...
"We have now overcome floating point precision problems and moved on to other things ... we hope that this in some way may help any other teams looking to obliterate the invisible wall." ...
David Wessman, Jack Mamais & Coray Seifert take the wraps off their new studio, which aims to build "hardcore multiplayer experiences" for contemporary platforms, including virtual reality headsets. ...
The U.S. Dept. of Education will help host the first-ever "Games for Learning Summit" to try and bring educators and developers together to discuss how to best design games for use in the classroom. ...
In 2014, Gamasutra spoke at length with developers who have been forced to acclimate to a world where they have to market their own games, do their own press outreach, and create their own materials. ...
In a DiGRA keynote address, game maker, artist and educator Paolo Pedercini sheds light on how games were appreciated as artistic works long before anyone was talking about Roger Ebert or Bioshock. ...