"Clearly player movement and camera controls within VR worlds is a huge issue... To discuss this issue I prefer to think there are actually two problems that are often rolled into one." ...

A decline, but not a collapse: A look at the number of projects funded in the first half of this year, the money they made, and what it means for the Kickstarter landscape. ...

"So, as it turned out, roughly 70% of the keys we had given out were taken under false pretenses, or to use a more direct term, stolen. It left us asking ourselves: Were we really so blind and naive?" ...

Getting your game covered by a Yogscast YouTuber now nets you placement in a new curated storefront as the Humble Store expands its purview to encompass partner stores. ...

Ian Bowden is one of the most experienced artists in video game development, and his work is among the most influential. Here are some tips that helped him in the course of his career. ...

A critical look at Steam's new curation system, with some suggestions on how it could be improved: "curation, in its current state, benefits developers far more than actual Steam users." ...

Back in the summer of 2010, I covered an intriguing music-based shooter called Substream on IndieGames.com. Four years later, Bradley's email address popped up in my inbox again, complete with a new trailer for the game. ...

The time has come to sign up for the largest and longest-running worldwide event for game developers: Game Developers Conference 2015 is now open for registration! ...

"Humans learn that when we see and hear things happening concurrently we can try to draw an association. So when it comes to syncing up music and game events, timing is extremely important." ...

A practical guide to making internet play work -- the challenges and the solutions -- from an indie who wants to see more online indie games. ...