"A good living game is also one that doesn't show up one day 'complete' but should reach a point of being a completed concept relatively early in its development. From there, the game should continue to get better." ...

What happens when you run a game jam at a library and ask kids to take part? Look no further than this blog post, which offers a look inside the process and helpful lessons learned from doing it. ...

"Heroes aren't the only characters who confront conflicts over the course of a story; nor are they the only ones who change and grow." ...

We talk to the team behind how do you Do It?, a game that tackles the perspective of a young girl determined to figure out exactly what sex is. ...

"In the last 10 years I've developed a number of games... in this one year, I have learnt a lot. About business. People. Myself. Life. Going from an indie developer to a CEO requires a 'quantum leap.'" ...

"Well, if you only need to do minimal things like record footsteps or trinkets, then you could use something that is compact, effective, and also portable... for about $60.00 - $70.00." ...

Experienced devs from across the industry share their perspective on the best way to make people feel comfortable the first time they play your game. ...

Robert Boyd (Cosmic Star Heroine) responds to Rami Ismail's latest blog, writing, "Make something that stands out. Make something that's different." ...

We catch up with Loveshack, makers of FRAMED, which is nominated for Excellence in Design at this year's IGF competition. ...

"Creating a trailer can be a very tough task, from creating the story, to the process of making and delivering something that the audience can take with them to ponder later. It's more like a Herculean effort." ...