Keita Takahashi interview — How the imaginative mind behind Katamari created Wattam
No one but Keita Takahashi could make a game like Wattam. He’s known for Katamari Damacy and Noby Noby Boy, and his newest project sports his signature cheery...
Funomena demos Luna: Moondust Garden for Magic Leap AR glasses
Robin Hunicke, the CEO of Funomena and a well-known game designer, unveiled a demo of a planting game called Luna: Moondust Garden on the...
Robin Hunicke interview — Why developers should collaborate with VR platform makers
Virtual reality is still a fledgling industry, and it’s hard to make money on the relatively small owner base of VR headsets. But that...
GamesBeat Summit: Diversity under spotlight
One of the highlights of the GamesBeat Summit 2018 event this year is our diversity panel, featuring Rebecca Heineman, CEO of Olde Sküül; Matt Conn, Founder...
GamesBeat Summit: Robin Hunicke, Amy Jo Kim, and David Edery on the future of creativity
Our latest speakers for our GamesBeat Summit 2018 event are a trio of famous game developers: Amy Jo Kim, David Edery, and Robin Hunicke. They’ll be...
Video: Funomena’s quest to create magic
Presented by Intel The people who work at the San Francisco-based Funomena are more than just employees: They’re Funomenauts. According to cofounder Robin Hunicke,...
Surviving the unknown: Funomena’s five-year journey to create Luna
Presented by Intel Some developers commemorate the release of their game with a big bash, or if they’re lucky, they get to take some...
Funomena’s VR game Luna immerses you in the world of a little bird
Funomena showed off its soothing virtual reality game Luna at a recent preview event. I played it in a hands-on demo, narrated by Funomena CEO...
Watch Robin Hunicke’s inspiring talk on mass-market gaming
Robin Hunicke only had five minutes to talk in our lightning round at GamesBeat Summit 2017. But the cofounder of indie game studio Funomena...
GamesBeat Summit’s lightning round’s message: ‘You matter, your work matters’
You don’t always need a ton of time to get your point across. The cure for sequelitis. Expanding gaming to India. Finding motivation to keep making games in...