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Managing a Small Team
If you’ve finally decided to make your own indie game, there are a couple of things you may not have considered about working in, and managing, a small team. Your
UK Games Fund Awards 2018
Earlier this year, the man behind The Games Hub, Steven Huckle, was nominated for an award from the UK Games Fund Awards 2018. The awards are the first of its
5 Pitfalls of Indie Game Development
When making your own game, it can be easy to get caught up in the excitement – after all there are so many things to consider. What type of game
Should we accept games being released unfinished?
In a fast-paced industry, it’s easy for games to get left behind. It seems every month new, big, triple a titles are launching. Take the end of the year in
How has monetisation affected gaming?
Monetisation in gaming is becoming more frequent as game development companies look for new ways to recoup their expenses. In fact, it’s hard to think of a game that doesn’t
Missing E3 2018 already?
After our earlier piece about the games you might have missed, we thought we’d take a look at some of the other games now the dust has settled. E3 2018
E3 2018 – The games you might have missed!
Gaming’s biggest event has finished for another year. E3 2018 was full of hits and misses, though nothing too unexpected was announced. So, we've compiled some of the smaller games you
How to write an amazing indie gamedev blog
There's no doubt that a gamedev blog can be really useful in spreading the word about your indie game. Blogs can bring more traffic directly to your website. They're good
Four things you can do to market your game before you’ve even built it
The one thing you'll read everywhere when it comes to marketing your indie game: you need to start marketing your game as early as you possibly can. You might just
Nysko Games: One Year Ago
This week, Nysko Games wrote a blog post for us looking back at where they were a year ago...Every now and then I think it’s a good idea to sit