This article is a newest report of China’s booming e-sports industry, and where it would go in post Covid_19 Peroid.
Historians Bob Whitaker and Ned Richardson-Little discuss the historical strategy game Through the Darkest of Times. Topics include the history of resistance to the Nazi regime, political ideology in the Third Reich, persecuted groups, and paper hoarding.
Increase your programming productivity by learning how to use the improved version of Unity C# Tuples that came along C# 7.0.
Lootbox design has often been equated to randomized progression seen in ARPGs, but today's post will dispel that myth and how random and randomized progression aren't the same for the player.
Today I'm starting a new series of short posts about neat C# features that many Unity game developers are missing on. In this post, you will learn about the improved Unity C# out Parameters feature that is available since C# 7.0.
Luciano Iurino from Spanish dev The Troglobytes, who have Hyperparasite, their “relentless twin-stick shooter/roguelite set in the roaring ‘80s”, discussed the positive effects of having their game in the new Steam Game Festival.
Gamera Interactive CEO Alberto Belli discusses the splendors and miseries of the Italian gamedev scene.
As Technical Designer positions are appearing on more job boards these days, it's important to understand what is this role and how it can help a production by improving the workflow of designers to let them focus on creative tasks, not technical issues.
With Santa Cruz officially in lockdown due to COVID-19, I've been at home a lot working on [Way of Rhea](/way-of-rhea). Since I'm left without any excuse for not posting, here's a neat proof I happened across while working on some new puzzles. :)
This article introduces the Three Levels of Culturalisation model to demonstrate why knowing your global players and their context is critical to the success of games studios.
You probably met a few of these yourself. Celebrating April's Fools with this list of 15 types of game developers/coworkers we all know.
The third part in the ongoing "Evolution of Pokemon Design" series, this one looking at Generation 3. It examines design themes, trends and motifs among these Pokemon to see how they have changed from previous generations.
