Cameron's Pick - Sunset Overdrive What do you do when a contaminated energy drink transforms most of the population into toxic mutants? Well, you embrace the chaos of a hyper-colorful, post-apocalyptic city with creative weapons, stylish traversal and so many…
Cameron - Xbox + Bethesda FanFest (Melbourne) This week I was very fortunate to be invited to the Xbox & Bethesda Fanfest event in Melbourne, where we were able to watch trailers, gameplay, and reveals on the big screen!…
With Steam Next Fest kicked off, we thought it would be a great time to discuss how to get the most out of your game’s Steam Page. There are a few things that are worth considering from the very beginning,…
Sigil of the Magi hasn’t been released yet, but I’m already fully captivated. As a long-time player of Hearthstone (and an early supporter of Shardbound, which I will forever mourn), I was drawn to the game immediately. It’s the deckbuilding…
In #80 of The Iterative Digest, we explored the benefits of working with a game publisher, and now we’re following up by helping you find the best fit for you! (If you haven’t done so already, we highly recommend going back…
Kelsey's Pick - The Talos Principle This 3D puzzler isn’t new, but its subject matter feels more relevant than ever. In The Talos Principle, you spend half your time solving increasingly difficult puzzles and the other half questioning your own…
Game development can be chaotic, but there is some method to the madness. Here we can take a look at the 7 main stages of a game’s development: Planning The planning stage is focused on ideating the video game and addressing…
Cameron's Pick - Overcooked! All You Can Eat What do you get when you mix a few friends, chaos, and cooking? Overcooked! All You Can Eat, of course! I’ve been revisiting the original two games in this wonderful package as I serve…
