game development

Level Up Georgia is back. This week, Hi-Rez catches us by surprise (twice!); Atlanta's Unity 3D Group names its MomoCon showcase developers; Killing Floor: Incursion releases; and much more.

Atlanta's own Indie Cluster invites you to a special donor event on Tuesday, April 24. They've given to the community -- and now it's time to give to the next generation of game makers.

Join us for the inaugural bimonthly column examining all things game development in Georgia. This week, we look at Ubisoft's acquisition of Blue Mammoth, as well as Georgia's video game tax credit...

We sat down with the developer of the upcoming indie monster-raising RPG to talk about inspirations, narrative, and breeding mechanics.

For some, developing the biggest and most popular video games in the world isn't enough. Here are seven developers who've made some of the most popular games and moved on to indie games.

The four-part series discusses different aspects of the upcoming action role-playing game.

Jason Schreier's book explores some of the details and difficulties of game development.

Evan Cobb is a St. Louis-based game developer who showcased a game for the first time at PixelPop in August 2017. Cobb shares insights from his experience as an independent developer.

Although Gungrave VR hasn't released yet, another PlayStation exclusive title is in development.

Jesse Schell of Schell Games gives Game Studio 101 lessons at SIEGE in Atlanta, Georgia.

Have you ever wondered what it really takes to design a big-budget game? Now's your chance to learn all the deatils with the help of these fantastic developer commentaries.

Greatest Developers In Gaming History

For indie developers looking for help, the Power Up Digital Games Conference is right around the corner.

Razor Edge Games has announced that their upcoming game Epocylipse The AfterFall has been renamed to Eden Falling.

Nintendo's track record has been pretty dodgy the past few years, leading many to wonder whether the company ever learns. The Switch proves it does.

Many people have a great idea for a game, but don't know what to do or where to start. But this handy guide will get you on the right track.

The chance to get big investors in on the ground floor of your game company is here. If your pitch is good enough, that is.

Want to make the best game ever, but don't know where to start? Take a look at these awesome and totally free resources to help you!

From a Mario Kart field day to presentations from indie and AAA designers and developers, TERMINUS has something for every gaming enthusiast.

A brief look at some of the changes and additions to GameMaker Studio 2 in the software's latest 2.0.6 update.