This blog post is a multi-part overview of the FMV Pipeline for Full Throttle Remastered. Starting from the 20-year old LucasArts archives, we'll go through a series that investigates how we were able to achieve our remastered FMVs.
In this article, game writer Sande Chen implores others to think about how female characters are portrayed and developed.
Three quotes for game devs to consider.
Adding high-performance multi-threading support to a complicated data structure.
Strategies for implementing music in VR projects were offered during the Virtual Reality Developers Conference this year. Video game composer Winifred Phillips discusses tools and tips from these talks, while also sharing insights from her own projects.
Most major platforms offer similar generic room-based matchmaking. In this post I explore how they work and discuss the pros and cons of using these systems instead of building your own from scratch, based on our experience developing Awesomenauts.
Trailer Park Boys: Greasy Money is an unusual idle game that violates many of the genre's design conventions. This is an inside account of the game's journey and the key design decisions that led to its success.
Part 2 of 3, on what it takes to translate a video game. This part deals with getting off to a good start, preparing your strings, tools, etc.
Today, we’re going to implement a new feature into our game. In the current state of the game, after we win, that’s it, no replay value. To fix this, I’m going to implement a time score system to encourage players to beat the game as fast as they can and
Today's post looks at the common trap that many first time designers fall into when beginning a company: Ignoring the business side when it comes to building a video game.
Add online play feature it will cover the loopholes in your game and will give them quality for their money and time.
Use the following 7 advices and you’ll be able to come up with a gorgeous, unique character before you know it.
