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Game Developer reports that BitSummit is back on the calendar, keeping one of Japan’s key indie showcases in view for developers tracking regional scene momentum. For teams looking at publishing, …
Game Developer says PAX East is the latest major convention to put game teams in front of players, press, and peers. For developers, the value is less about spectacle than …
XBox Wire says Forest of Deceit has added six new languages, including German, French, Spanish and Simplified Chinese. For a social deduction game built on conversation, the update should reduce …
Tim Ruswick opens a broader discussion on what makes a game “good,” pushing beyond simple sales or review scores. For developers, the useful angle is how quality shifts with audience, …
XBox Wire details a packed October 5-9 slate for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, and Game Pass, led by Gears of War: E-Day on October 6. The week mixes …
GamesIndustry.biz reports that Reigns and Card Shark developer Nerial is shutting down development and entering hibernation after 13 years and 11 released games. The studio says it will regroup, while …
Kenney.nl has released Skyboxes Space, a free CC0 texture pack aimed at teams that need quick space backdrops without licensing friction. The bundle ships as five skyboxes, making it a …
Unity’s September 2026 roundup spotlights a busy month for releases, from Valheim’s 1.0 launch to early access debuts like ShipShaper: Falconeer Chronicles and Wanderburg. The list also includes sequels and …
XBox Wire says Section 9 Interactive’s End of Abyss lands October 1 on Xbox Series X|S, blending top-down combat with metroidvania-style exploration and horror. The small Malmö team, founded by …
GamesIndustry.biz argues indie founders need to build the studio, not just the game, if they want long-term survival. The piece frames a studio around team, IP, and distribution, then ties …
I'm not looking for compliments or promotion. I genuinely want to understand why someone would play it for 10-15 minutes and then leave. I want honest answers to questions like: …
GamesIndustry.biz reports Valve is overhauling Steam’s Discount & Events section, replacing manual calendar curation with a more dynamic, personalised system. The change is already boosting visibility for some smaller games, …
GamesIndustry.biz argues indie studios need to build for volatility, not just a hit. The piece points to layoffs, rising costs, and tougher funding as reasons to keep 12–18 months of …
GamesIndustry.biz reports that a handful of indies are deliberately launching on November 19, the same day Grand Theft Auto 6 lands. Fairy Mount’s Flame, Forest and Flood and Devolver’s Volvy’s …
XBox Wire says Forest of Deceit has added six new languages, including German, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, and Italian. For a social deduction game built on conversation, the …
A sailing survival game sounds like an interesting project, especially with the focus on collaboration and building something together. I always find it interesting to see how different game projects …
Hi Toushif, my name is Collin. I am a software engineer from NJ aspiring to become a game dev. Role: Unity ProgrammerExperience: I have 3 years professional experience and countless …
Hey, I'm a programmer interested in joining Dreamscape Corp. I'm a professional software engineer (JS/TS, Python, C#, some C++) with a QA automation background, and a hobbyist game dev (Unity/C# …
Payne Robinson argues indie dev is now a competition, not just a craft exercise, and frames Steam success as a race for attention. He points to his own projects, including …
Tim Ruswick is pushing a simple reminder: make games for fun first. The message lands as a counterweight to constant talk about monetization, wishlists, and market fit. For teams and …
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