I see sub-factions as a very useful tool to allow players to identify with a specific play style. They're a way to provide players an opportunity to personalize their play experience and to create expandable content for a game.
How do Steam followers (the folks who follow news on your Steam page) related to your pre-release Steam wishlists? We have full survey results here for your delectation.
A short look at companion characters in non-linear games: How can we make them shine with limited spotlight? What are the key ingredients that make us feel so attached to these characters?
Diving into Unity's new 2D Animation package and finding a lot to love for the creation sprite-based 2D games.
This post discusses how to do storytelling in a coop game where each player is at a different point in the story; without spoiling things for teammates and without adding waiting time for the other players.
Teardown is one of those titles that just continues to sell, even after leaving the overall Steam Top 10. So... how do you get to be one of those games? We explore the possibilities.
We recently released a general overview of our newest game - Espresso Tycoon, and today we want to show you how much this project has developed. Check out the latest Espresso Tycoon Weekly Recap!
We took a look at the various inventory systems used in popular VR games and share our observations.
Feature creep is a term that gets thrown around a lot in the game development and gaming communities alike, typically as a defamation. So what can we do to combat it?
As Nintendo announces that the Switch has now become its 5th best selling console of all time, there’s rightly focus on why the platform has managed to find so much success. How did Nintendo get it all so right?
An comedic anecdote of a composer who is suffering from writer's block and uses AI music tools to help stimulate their creativity. Brought to you from a PhD student working on procedural music tools that can work in symbiosis with composers for their PhD.
How to define "slapstick" dynamic scenes in a way that they are configurable, expandable and integrated with their narrative contents? A practical solution using dialogue flows.
