Taking your social game to mobile is easy — taking your players with you is tougher
Social gaming is all about the chat, the relationships, and the occasional infidelity. So how does that hold up on mobile?
Following The Sims and Second Life, Rod Humble’s third act takes on religion … in a strategy game
Humble thought he'd about done it all when it came to games, but playtesters of his newest religious strategy title took even him by surprise.
Koei Tecmo taking baby steps into the PlayStation 4, Xbox One age
Koei Tecmo wading slowly into current gen with Feb/March offerings
World of Tanks heading to Xbox One — cross-platform multiplayer with Xbox 360
Xbox One and Xbox 360 tank commanders will go head-to-head on the same battlefields.
Master the trapper class in Evolve with our step-by-step guide
GamesBeat offers tips and tricks for playing the trapper class in the sci-fi shooter Evolve.
The original indie dev: How one man made 22 games in 22 years, mostly from his basement
Jeff Vogel has created a prolific, independent game development success story without leaving his house. He tells us how it's done.
App Annie: Guns and advertising dollars led the mobile gaming charge in January
Supercell's Boom Beach and Tencent's We Fire were January's big movers.
Atari producer Peter Banks on Asteroids’ new direction
Atari producer helps me wrap my head around the new direction of Asteroids
Day 1 players of F2P games are much more likely to still be there a year later
A new study shows a huge dropoff among players who start even a single month later, and suggests that if a F2P massively multiplayer online game can survive two years, it'll attract even more players.
Splash: Underwater Sanctuary will use Carmen Sandiego tactics to teach you about fish
Splash: Underwater Sanctuary is falling back one of the biggest edutainment hits to help you learn about fish.