British trade body UKIE today launched the next wave of its Video Game Mentoring Network scheme, with the goal to help game businesses in the UK grow through mentoring. ...

"Honestly, I'm really satisfied with Suddenly, Thousands for the time I spent on it. However, I had a few easily avoidable slip-ups that I need to be careful next time I attend events like these." ...

distribute(), an upcoming press contact management system from Vlambeer's Rami Ismail that aims to help developers keep track of their build distribution and contact lists, is now available for sign-ups. ...

Subaltern Games' No Pineapple Left Behind and Twice Circled's Big Pharma are two new games that represent a humorous, provocative approach to social issues. ...

The new CEO waded into the discussion to offer his views on how he views the company and address the concerns of Unity developers who weren't too keen on the announcement. ...

The dominant search company has expanded its "Knowledge Graph" program to serve up info on games from a simple search. ...

This week $90,000 in scholarships was awarded to 30 students pursuing degrees related to game development by the charitable arm of the Entertainment Software Association. ...

Gamasutra's Mike Rose grabs two British developers -- Thomas Was Alone and Volume creator Mike Bithell, plus Gun Monkeys and Privates dev Dan Marshall -- to talk about Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor. ...

Papers, Please developer Lucas Pope released an early build of his next game this week, and spoke to Gamasutra about the genesis of its remarkable mechanics and '1-bit' visual style. ...

"Months later, Darknet is indeed hitting 60fps on the phone. The game is fully playable, and I thought it might be nice to share some details about how I sped things up." ...