Spread the love“`html Ah, Eclipse. For a generation of developers, that name conjures up images of countless hours spent ...

Netflix is shutting down two studios, including the developer behind the David Fincher and Zach Cregger-backed horror game “Unhinged,” which released less than two months ago. The streaming service is ...

MINTROCKET will release RPG management simulation game DAVE THE DIVER for iOS via App Store and Android via Google Play on September 17, the developer announced.

One year after disappearing from mobile storefronts, Devolver Digital’s Poinpy has made a surprise return to iOS and Android. Better yet, the former Netflix exclusive is entirely free. If you slept on ...

Your phone can play games. You already know this if you’ve perused an app store in the last 15 years, or seen the absolute dregs of YouTube advertising. But did you know that your phone can play PC ...

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Microsoft is opening another door for indie developers, and this time it’s about gaming’s fastest-growing engines. The company has officially released a new XBOX-focused Godot sample project, which ...

Opening moments of games can often feel long and slow, and may even be boring as the game must teach you how to play it first thing. They’re a necessary evil, but there's a new high bar, as the new ...

Microsoft is simplifying game development across Windows devices with its new Xbox PC Remote Tools. The company has now confirmed that these tools have entered Public Preview, offering developers a ...

Google has detailed the next phase of its 'Living Games' concept: using autonomous AI agents as a core component to support cloud-based game development. Announced at GDC Festival of Gaming, Google ...

New York’s attorney general has filed a lawsuit against Valve, accusing the game developer of promoting illegal gambling among young people through its use of in-game “loot boxes.” Valve makes wildly ...

Much of the conversation around artificial intelligence (AI) in game development starts with the same question: Will AI replace developers? It’s an understandable concern, but it’s the wrong framing.