A year after its HTML5 games disaster, Goko reboots with a new mobile strategy
The company is repackaging its titles as native apps for iOS and Android.
Leap Motion: 1 million app downloads in 3 weeks
It's about the size of a pack of gum, and attaches to your computer via USB. Leap Motion is also working with HP to build the technology right into your desktop or laptop -- and eventually into smartphones, tablets, smart watches, and any other type of device.
How funny antics drive game loyalty
For Snail Bob, the driving factor behind getting new players and earning their loyalty has nothing to do with fancy analytics or shady free-to-play monetization strategies. No, it's humor.
The 'Third Wave': What mobile gaming’s maturation means for publishing, discoverability, and boring games
The chief creative officer at Kiloo thinks it's a fantastic time to be developing mobile games.
What the circus teaches us about game development
See how life under the big top prepared this former circus performer to run her own game studio.
Pick up milk, walk the dog, and defeat enemies with new GlassBattle for Google Glass
While there are only a few thousand Glassholes in the world to date, more of them are soon going to be walking around uttering seemingly random shouts of joy and groans of defeat. BrickSimple has just released a version of Battleship for Google Glass: GlassBattle.
Developers are dissatisfied with app marketing and advertising
More than 71 percent of developers believe ad networks exaggerate their benefits.
VentureBeat is looking for a freelance videographer
Do you have a passion for filming and producing awesome video? Are you interested in meeting and shooting some of the top executives in Silicon Valley for a leading media company? If so, you are in luck!
Watch profits grow this year for HTML5 games
HTML5 is still controversial in the game industry. However, meetings at E3 reconfirmed that much of the industry predicts browser-based game play is inevitable and one of the most viable choices for consumers.
Don’t be a data hoarder: 6 metrics that aren’t critical for game developers
Developers -- for games or otherwise -- tend to dig into too much data. Here are six metrics that you should ignore.