Game Development

App Weekly: Game developer Bart Bonte talks about creativity and the joys of game development

Yellow is a game that is so cleverly designed that we decided to have a conversation with the maker, Bart Bonte. Here's what he had to say

The Xbox Live Creators Program will let anyone create and publish games on Xbox One

If you’ve always wanted to build Xbox games, now’s your chance. Microsoft’s recently announced Xbox Live Creators Program will allow any publisher to publish games for the platform.

GDC 2017: As far as game developers are concerned, the PC still rules; VR is ruled by the HTC Vive

The Game Developers Conference 2017 (GDC) is currently being held in Moscone Center, San Francisco. The conference sees developers and publishers from the world over coming to learn, to teach and to discuss game development.

Angry Birds creator Rovio to establish new studio in London; to focus on MMOs

Rovio, the creators of Angry Birds has announced the opening of a brand new studio in London. This studio will focus on the development of massively multiplayer online (MMO) mobile games.

Unity game engine brings Vulkan support to Android, expect drastic improvement in performance

Unity, that popular, free, cross-platform game development engine has announced support for the Vulkan rendering API on Android and Linux. Windows support is coming soon.

Ouya to fund games on Kickstarter through its Free the Games Fund

Ouya is returning to popular crowd-funding website Kickstarter. This time, however, the company seems intent on giving. To promote development for its $99

Xbox One may eventually get support for Windows 8 apps

Microsoft seems to have big plans for the Xbox One. According to The Verge, at the Build conference, Microsoft's Developer and Platform Evangelism

Valve reveals eight new Greenlight games

Through its Greenlight crowd-sourcing initiative, Valve has revealed the new games which will be listed on Steam.

Unity Engine to support Xbox 360, Xbox One, Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8

Microsoft and Unity have announced that the versatile Unity 3D game engine will be supported on the Xbox One, the Xbox 360, Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8. The

Unity Engine will support devices running on Tizen

The folks behind the Unity engine – Unity Technologies – have announced that the engine will support the Linux-based open source smartphone