A breakdown of how Chester's Choice, an innovative mode in Shovel Knight Showdown, a multiplayer platform fighter, was created.
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In episode 12, Jeremy chats with Nathan Jester and Derek Hampton at Brown Chicken Brown Cow in downtown Hampton. Nathan and Derek are local indie developers and long-time PixelFest participants.
Your unity scene hierarchy is reducing the performance of your game. That we knew from last post. But what can you do about it? Let's find out.
Steam sales drive game purchases. Obviously. But what is happening on an individual buyer level? How can we make our games and store pages more appealing to increase purchases? I spent hours watching and interviewing gamers to find out.
Reduce, reuse, recycle. Also, do the same to your content.
How the community at Newgrounds.com encouraged me to continue doing game development when I was just starting out.
The objective of this article is to show you how machinations and ue4 visual scripting can help you create and iterate fast on your game prototype.
Our second video dev diary focuses on environmental design in We Were here Together.
In "My Favorite Features" I examine features I encountered in different games and explain why I like them.
This post is focused on the Meta Game in the Last of Us Factions Multiplayer.
Discussing genre in game marketing best starts with the trailer. In this trailer breakdown of Manifold Garden, we discover what works well for associative puzzle marketing design.
What can we take away from romance systems? What drives players to pursue romance in games? This is the first part in an ongoing deconstruction project.
