Swedish industry vets have teamed up to launch Stugan, a non-profit accelerator program that aims to host 20 developers in a cabin in the Swedish hinterlands for two months to make their games. ...

Goat Simulator company Coffee Stain Studios put much of the game industry to shame today, showing just how easy it is to turn your serious action game into a fully-fledged MMO. ...

How a tiny team made $60,000: "Run a good and fun campaign. Do your very best, communicate constantly, and be honest. People notice this, and it's important." ...

"When I was first confronted by the idea of a server-ending apocalyptic endgame, I was sad about losing all the stuff I worked so hard to build. But then I figured nothing lasts forever." ...

"Well, we created the market that we actually have, a place full of trolls expecting everything for free, rating your game with 1 star just because you don't rely on that stupid freemium model, nor ads, nor IAPs." ...

This week, Monument Valley updated with paid DLC -- and a portion of its users revolted. Can you charge for content? Should you? We ask devs. ...

Multiple sources have told Gamasutra information which suggests that the New Jersey publisher is on the ropes, and SEC filings back that up. ...

In this classic in-depth feature reprinted from #altdevblogaday, id Software cofounder and Oculus VR CTO John Carmack uses C++ to reveal the value of programming in a functional style. ...

Robert Bowling's indie studio has ended its publishing deal with Nexon and laid off staff as it moves to make its formerly F2P project Human Element a premium game. ...

What you can do to succeed: "The strength of social media lies in interaction. Engage others, contribute to conversation. Word-of-mouth is powerful on social networks." ...