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.
This article revolves around the visibility issue on independent games, trying to shed some light on the Public Relations and Marketing agencies side. Who they are (the list has 110+), which services you can expect from them and more details on them.
Today, we’re going to create our last enemy, a zombie that's slower but has more health that won’t get pushed back as far.
I discussed with developers and scientists their approach to design citizen science games. The conversation revealed some issues that the game industry could help solve.
Welcome back to day 26! We just finished implementing our Enemy Spawning System, but before we move on to the next thing, I would like to go and fix/update some minor things that we glimpsed over such as: audio, ui, and enemy victory state,
Artworks such as books, music, games, can affect our state of mind, and by doing so, can teach us ways to feel and think differently. Cognitively, knowing more ways to feel and think lets us actively choose how to feel about the world, it gives us control
Each week, Game Design Analyst Josh Bycer takes a look at a game's design in a special video. For this week, it's the amazing Star Control 2.
