Game Development Essentials - GDE Series

08/11/2025

No tears, please. It’s a waste of good suffering.

08/07/2025

PC Gamer's Morgan Park spoke with Pigeons at Play creative director Liam Cribbs and modeler Ryan Yan about the studio’s co-op FPS Mycopunk – which evolved from a student project with zero funding into a published title under Devolver Digital.

"You put yourself in a situation to be lucky. And I think we absolutely did that."

08/06/2025

Which I find somehow more upsetting than Buckshot Roulette.

08/05/2025

A review of the 2025 indie co-op cooking game Diner Bros 2 developed and published by JAYFLGAMES.

08/04/2025

The next Ghost Recon game is reportedly switching engines, with its new engine of choice breaking a years-long Ubisoft tradition.

08/01/2025

On PC Gamer, Jeremy Peel says that he has abandoned modern live-service games for Failbetter Games' Fallen London (Echo Bazaar) – a text-based browser game that launched in 2009.

I’ve found my new favourite book, only it’s interactive and I choose where it goes, if the constables will let me.

08/01/2025

I dive into how womanhood and femininity is explored in Elden Ring

07/31/2025

In a Develop talk on product/market fit, former Deep Silver head of communications Martin Wein described a time when the product disastrously failed to fit the

07/30/2025

Finding funding for those indies is another matter.

07/26/2025

The Kickstarter campaign for Eldramoor: Haven in the Mist has come to an end, nabbing developer Resolute Games over $170,000 to bring its ambitious VR MMORPG to life. The one-month campaign celebrated early success when it launched on June 24th, quickly garnering the project its minimum funding goal...

07/25/2025

Congratulations to Novy client JAYFL Games – whose cooking and restaurant management title Diner Bros 2 has peaked at #2 on Steam's New & Trending list 🍳

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3253150/Diner_Bros_2/

07/24/2025

“Citizen science” games such as Eterna and Foldit can leverage humanity’s innate problem-solving drive by allowing everyone to contribute to scientific discoveries – accelerating progress in fields such as cancer research.

– Jeff Yoshimi on The MIT Press

By inviting players to tackle real scientific problems, games can offer a hand in solving medicine’s toughest challenges.