"I'm sure Git is great, but it looks complicated - I'll stick with my current workflow" is like saying "I'm sure IDEs like FlashDevelop and Sublime Text are...

All game artists have been there: getting "The Job". It's where we wait in line in some noisy, jam-packed job faire with the huge trade show stalls looming...

In May 2012, I decided that it would be in the best interest of my team (and bank account) to launch a Kickstarter campaign. Despite having already released...

If you've only ever worked as a one man gamedev team, I recommend giving teamwork a shot. In this article, we'll look at how to define yourself; where to...

Although indie Flash games can be sold as standalone desktop or mobile apps, or launched with in-game purchases, the traditional way of making money from...

There's no worse feeling than creating a game you're proud of, only to watch it drift off into obscurity. Unfortunately, it's no longer enough to only create...

The path of a game developer is full of surprises and challenges. You can walk it by yourself, but I was fortunate enough to start my journey with a team,...

2013 was my first year attending GDC (Game Developer Conference), despite being out in San Francisco for Flash Game Summit these last few years. GDC was...

There are two games I consider to be my first: one I made before I could code (which was harder than it needed to be, but by no means impossible), and one I...

Like most people of the world, I love being a critic. When it comes to sharing my opinion on something I care about, I can't really be stopped -- and I care...

I'm a programmer. At work I program games and - this may sound sad, but - when I come home from work, I do more programming. I love it. But this was not...

Cheaters, griefers and trolls can ruin your game. The bigger your game, the more likely you are to face them. Although they are just trying to have fun like...