This week's highlights include impressions of more late-breaking notable games of this holiday season, from Let's Go Pikachu through Battlefield V to Underworld Ascendant and beyond - as well as undiscovered notables like The Hex & more.
This week's highlights include a look at the U.S. grandmaster vying for the world chess championships, a diary playing through Bethesda's oddly emergent Fallout 76, and a host of other notable pieces.
This week's highlights include a look at the baffling The Quiet Man, a piece on HQ Trivia's struggles to continue its success, and a look at how credits in video games still aren't going quite right.
The rationale and design goals behind the data model we use in The Machinery.
David Hernly is a long-time indie game developer focused on a combination of hardware control systems and starship simulations. Somehow, his journey has taken him to the escape room space? Watch to learn more!
The article is a deep dive into three different scenarios of movement prediction in game programming.
This week's highlights include the top news from Blizzcon around Diablo and other devilish titles, Toby Fox's Deltarune & his radical transparency, and Marty O'Donnell talking 'The Music Of The Spheres', among many other great stories & videos.
Jean Simonet is a AAA developer turned indie. In this talk, Jean runs a counterstrike on every piece of indie gaming advice you've ever been told.
From PixelFest 2018 Developer Day in Norfolk, VA. Grant Shonkwiler discusses his journey from producing small mobile titles to delivering massive AAA hits and beyond. He also got the crowd to scream... in a library!
A comprehensive primer on how to get started with roguelike development,
guidance and tips in 5,500 words and 84 images. (A text version of the opening talk at Roguelike Celebration 2018.)
