Being an indie game developer, especially a new one, is full of challenges. From deciding which language or which game engine would be best for developing your game, to learning a new vocabulary and plotting out your development strategy.Read More →
As a game artist at a small studio, you have your hands on a little of everything. When working at Blue Frog Gaming, I worked on concept art, illustrations, UI, animation, and much more. Let me tell you about my game artist journey.Read More →
Here’s a quick look at how at Darkfire Galaxies, a sci-fi real-time-strategy game was developed when Adam Roush worked at Blue Frog Gaming.Read More →
So, you’re currently in high school or college and you want to get into game development. You know this is what you want to spend the rest of your life doing. So, how do you do that? Here are some tips to help you out.Read More →
People will state that edutainment video games don’t need to fun. The problem with that statement, is most people, especially children, will not engage in the activity if it’s not fun. And if it’s not something interesting or fun, people and children are less likely to retain the information they learn.Read More →
Gamers love online multiplayer games. eSports, which over the past decade have become synonymous with competitive online gaming, have taken advantage of this massive interest.Read More →
It’s super easy to create and publish to the Google Play Store, especially if you’re using Unity 5. Let’s show you how to publish your Android Game to the Google Play Store using a build from Unity 5.Read More →
Unity is one of the most advanced game engines you could find around. Here is a highlight of the unity game engine with both pros and cons.Read More →
With all of the tools available in today’s market for developing video games, it’s easier than ever to make a video game. But where do you start?Read More →
A game production cycle, in simplest terms, is the actions in which it takes to make a video game, from an idea to publishing. Here are the 5 basic steps you can take to turn your idea into a published video game.Read More →
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