When Adam Butcher was 14 years old, he had a vision for a video game that he wanted to make. It was a little bulky in scope, sure, but it was the game he wanted to play, and he had the tools to make it. ...
Gamasutra speaks to Google Play Games' Greg Hartrell about the platform's new functionality, and gets a bead on what developers have to know about working with Android TV. ...
"If there had been any question in their minds about how western gamers regarded Japanese indie games and its creators, then PAX provided the answer. The outpouring of love for all three games was simply fantastic." ...
"I'm not trying to sell a product, I'm trying to sell a vision. In this vision, creators and artists are free to experiment, to innovate, and to share their creations with everyone, without worrying about how to pay rent." ...
Results of a recent IGDA survey suggest that the diversity of the industry is (very slowly) improving, even as its members continue to struggle with crunch and work/life balance. ...
Results of a recent IGDA survey suggest that the diversity of the industry is (very slowly) improving, even as its members continue to struggle with work/life balance. ...
There's been a notable shift in the video game industry that many traditional game critics would rather turn a blind eye to than investigate. ...
There's been a notable shift in the video game industry that many traditional game critics would rather turn a blind eye to than investigate. ...
"Incorporating a charity in a game can be challenging... How can a game studio create a true-shared value opportunity to generate the biggest social impact whilst also having an impact on business objectives?" ...
"I don't mean offensive stereotypes, I mean genre stereotypes... Stereotypes are useful when it comes to cutting down on the amount of exposition you'll need to feed players." ...