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Develop rounds up some of the best tools and tech, from beautiful engines and rigid infrastructure to sumptuous audio and eye-watering art, designed to get your smartphone or tablet game on the road to success
Read More »Revolution and Bullfrog veteran promoted to art director at Climax
Gary Welch has worked on franchises including Broken Sword, Theme Park, Harry Potter and Assassin’s Creed Chronicles
Read More »Oculus takes on Fitbit exec as new COO
Outgoing founding COO Laird Malamed moves to become VP and GM, saying: ‘We can safely say that ‘Day 0’ is complete, and we are well into Day 1 and beyond’
Read More »Made With Marmalade: Bringing 2D elements to 3D games
Marmalade’s Steffie Garcia, Daniel Hall and Matthew Teague explain why building in 3D shouldn’t mean devs forget about creating 2D content, and offer their tips for making the most of your assets
Read More »‘The real benefit of working in mobile is the variety’
The mobile industry is looking for multitasking devs, able to work on a diverse range of projects
Read More »Made for Samsung mobile app initiative opening up to indie games devs
Mobile platform to offer services such as testing, promotion and analytics in lieu of cash incentives
Read More »The Develop Post-Mortem: _PRISM
Former Hollywood VFX artist Clint Siu recently released his debut game: a geometric puzzle title for mobile devices. James Batchelor learns more about the project’s unique origins
Read More »CCP CEO: ‘The first five years of VR will be very slow, then very chaotic’
Hilmar Pétursson sees virtual reality as a ‘ten-year plan’, with the latter five years heralding ‘rapid expansion like we've never seen before’
Read More »Get your head in the game with RealSense Technology
Intel Developer Blog: Find out how chat heads can help you improve communication in your multiplayer games
Read More »The Witcher 3 quest designers talk balancing story with gameplay and declaring war on ‘fetch quests’
‘Some characters are so important that they need whole stories to be told about them, otherwise it’s better to remove them completely’
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