The IndieBeat: Using games to shine a light on sex trafficking
Leena Kejriwal started as a photographer and installation artist, but two years ago, she made her first foray into the world of game development...
The RetroBeat — Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon is a perfect Castlevania successor
Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon is a Kickstarter stretch goal for Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night. Maybe you’d think you shouldn’t expect much from...
App publishers: Here’s a way to minimize ad revenue loss from GDPR
The mobile apps industry, especially companies based in the EU, have watched General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) draw closer over the last two years....
The DeanBeat: The battle royale between Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 and Battlefield V
Activision and Electronic Arts disclosed the war plans for their big first-person shooter games of the year, and now it’s time for one of...
The IndieBeat: Tips from publishers and how to pitch to them
Lately, more and more companies are getting into the publishing business, and even some indie studios are trying their hand at helping their fellow...
Social VR’s best platform is the open web, not walled gardens
That mainstream appeal for VR continues to elude the mixed reality industry in Western markets is a point I touched on last week when...
The RetroBeat: For the love of Rocket Knight
When talking about the best platformers of the 16-bit era, you probably hear the same names over and over again: Sonic the Hedgehog, Yoshi’s...
GamesBeat Decides 82: Tasteful Western nudity
Co-host and GamesBeat reviews editor Mike Minotti has returned from E3 judge’s week for another entry in the GamesBeat Decides podcast. He has brought with...
Nomadic helped Ubisoft ads go viral with launch of Far Cry 5
When Ubisoft wanted ads to reflect the twisted Montana-inspired world of the video game Far Cry 5, it turned to Nomadic Agency, a creative...
VR developers: Stop shipping glitchy, half-baked games
On the 1-10 spectrum of “game developers should be able to sell completely broken demos” to “every game should be thoroughly vetted before release...