Though Game Oven is no more, its unique, physical dance game Bounden is up for the Nuovo category at this year's IGF -- we catch up with Adrian de Jongh as part of our ongoing interview series. ...
GDC 2015 officials welcome the return of one of the conference's most popular sessions: the #1ReasonToBe panel, a rapid, fun microtalk-style celebration and exploration of what it means to be a woman in games. ...
Hyped in the tech community, Soylent is a meal replacement shake that's cost-efficient -- and in this post, San Francisco indie dev Dylan Jones writes up his experiences of experimenting with it for two weeks. ...
"The decision to release on a certain console is something you should only make after you reach out to every major platform holder and get them to take a look at your game." This, and much more advice, inside. ...
In a new announcement posted to the Greenlight Developer's Group, Valve has asked developers to stop promising players keys once games get Greenlit. ...
The storied, award-winning designer and former Microsoft executive is finding that working for Kickstarter backers and Early Access fans presents challenges he never anticipated. ...
Fans of interactive fiction have lots to be excited about with this year's IGF. We catch up with Tender Claws, creators of Excellence in Narrative nominee PRY, a storytelling game with a unique interface. ...
How do you keep players playing (and paying) over the long term? Join Limelight Networks as it presents results of its first annual Consumer Gaming Trends survey report in an upcoming webinar. ...
At a recent festival in Belgium, Adriaan de Jongh talked about the recent closure of his studio -- and how a stable, comfortable environment for dev teams may actually inhibit risky, experimental work. ...
At a recent festival in Belgium, Adriaan de Jongh talked about the recent closure of his studio -- and how a stable, comfortable environment for dev teams may actually inhibit risky, experimental work. ...