If you’ve played a modern AAA video game recently, odds are it wasn’t the product of a single team in a single studio. While the days of garage game designers are by no means over, when it comes to the heavy-hitting, million-copies-selling series, like Assassins Creed, Madden, or FIFA, they were most likely created by many remote teams working together.
Gaming’s biggest annual event, E3, kicked off last week, with the gaming industry’s major publishers all holding press conferences aimed at hyping fans and goading competitors. While the primary focus was arguably aimed specifically at dedicated game consoles, like the PS4 Pro and Xbox One X, mobile gamers were anything but left out. We’re going…
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Defining Dev: Mobile Game Design Process During an episode of Defining Dev, we explore how mobile games are created. We walk you through the process, from the design of the app, all the way to its launch. Here we wanted to write it down for those of us looking for a more information reading experience. Learn more about our mobile game…
The game industry has gone through a lot of changes, and there are a lot more changes on the horizon. The dramatic growth in mobile game development along with device performance disparities forced game developers and publishers to consider implementing a SaaS model for their titles.