What it is like to work as a data analyst in a free2play game dev studio? Walk through the week of Katarína and get a grip of her adventurous work!
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Ian Hamilton
on 05/20/19 10:18:00 am
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Summary of some of the great things the industry was doing for GAAD 2019
A short essay looking at the design of the game Let's Play: Ancient Greek Punishment: Teaches Typing.
An attempt to formulate a rigorous formalist reply to the accessibility debate that Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice sparked.
A quick analysis on equippable items like weapons, armor and trinkets on RPGs.
This is a postmortem for our game "ELIMINATION" talking about the design of the game and the level generator. It also supported by an analysis of the collected player data to validate our design.
Kartik shares 7 days of his (very personal) journal leading up to the release of his game TwinCop. Releasing a self-published indie game is a challenging endeavor, see how one indie dev deals with the stress and anxiety.
Quick guide to some of the programming that goes into creating a rhythm game. The article uses Unity to build a game, but the principles could be applied to most engines.
Outlines two approaches to picking a target platform: one which begins with your game's design and works upwards and another that starts at the platform's player culture and works downwards.
The fantastic V&A Museum hosts Scotland's first Videogame exhibit in Dundee, the spiritual home of games in the UK and a city brimming with exciting talent.
