You did it! You made a game. (Congratulations!) It’s done or getting pretty close, and you’re ready to show it off. You’d like to approach publishers and let them to see all your hard work. How do you get them…
Kelsey's Pick: Slime Rancher You’re a thousand light years away from Earth and you’ve decided to forge new frontiers and make a fortune doing something unique to this strange and distant planet: farming slimes. These always cute and sometimes dangerous…
With the recent success story of Stray, a third-person cyberpunk-style adventure title that lets you see and interact with its world as a lost cat we thought it would be a great idea to explore eight other titles purrfect for…
Kelsey - What I Learned from Working My First Con I recently took a game I’ve been working on to a local con outside my city, Philadelphia. The convention is called Too Many Games, and it’s pretty small when compared…
Kelsey's Pick - Mini Motorways I'm always in the market for a good management sim. From Banished to Sim City, Prison Architect, Oxygen Not Included, and everything in between, I'm always ready to strap in and start strategizing the most minute details.…
Ludonarrative dissonance is a slightly pretentious sounding term that is relatively new but incredibly important to keep in mind while designing your game. Coined in 2007 by LucasArt’s former creative director Clink Hocking, it refers to that unfortunate phenomenon when…
Steam wishlists have become a key metric for developers and have quickly become an essential way for developers to quantify a game's potential on Steam. Here, we explore why Steam wishlists are important, and the strategies you can use to…
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…
