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How to do regular Updates

How to do regular Updates

Raptor Territory Management

You want to update your game every week or every month? Specially in early access it can be frustrating for players to wait long for a game. Here i want...

Demonstration of procedural foliage with Unreal Engine

Demonstration of procedural foliage with Unreal Engine

Metaisland Mapping/Technical

This is a demonstration that is showing and explaining how the WOK island procedural foliage and grass is generated. Millions of trees, bush and grass...

Dissolve Effect (Lightning)

Dissolve Effect (Lightning)

UI/HUD Tutorial

Hi. In this time, we are going to create a Dissolve Material.

Aura Effect

Aura Effect

PR Tutorial

This tutorial is about how to make aura effect emitting around the character.

Map creation process in Strategic Mind: from an idea to a game-ready scenario

Map creation process in Strategic Mind: from an idea to a game-ready scenario

Strategic Mind: Fight for Freedom Level Design/Theory 2 comments

Hello, guys! Today we will tell you in detail about the whole scenario creation process. To illustrate it we will use footage taken during the creation...

How we spent two weeks to create a concept art for Frozen Flame

How we spent two weeks to create a concept art for Frozen Flame

Frozen Flame Concept Art

Concept art is (rightly) very popular as it lets the artists really express themselves while helping to give the game designers/developers a good direction...

Playtesting 101

Playtesting 101

Battle Siege Royale QA/Testing

How to get the most out of playtesting, how to find playtesters as a dev and how to be a useful playtester as a gamer.

Blood and dirt creation in the game

Blood and dirt creation in the game

On Air Textures

Here are few words of how we’ve rung the changes on graphics in our game “On Air”.

Using mesh particles for background effects

Using mesh particles for background effects

Mr.Hack Jack: Robot Detective Mapping/Technical 1 comment

How we used particle emitter to animate our static backgrounds while keeping the performance impact as low as possible.

ZombieSoup - Tutorial #01 (Unreal Engine)

ZombieSoup - Tutorial #01 (Unreal Engine)

ZombieSoup Client Side Coding

We have encountered an issue with 3D perspective offset error for the cursor and shooting direction of our player character in the top down camera angle...

TUTORIAL - Engine Thruster Sounds

TUTORIAL - Engine Thruster Sounds

Grimmstar Sound Effects

Our sound designer, Arsen, goes through his process of setting up some very important sound effects for the play ship's thrusters.

Throw Nothing Away: Lessons from the Making of Steel Rats

Throw Nothing Away: Lessons from the Making of Steel Rats

Steel Rats™ Other

We writes about letting your experiences drive your design, iterating on your own passions and talents, and leaving no idea behind in the new motorbike...

Real-Time Dynamic Cover System for Unreal Engine 4

Real-Time Dynamic Cover System for Unreal Engine 4

HORU Client Side Coding 10 comments

Create a robust cover system in Unreal Engine 4 (UE4) that updates itself at real-time, responds to dynamic changes in the environment, uses multi-threading...

Unreal Engine custom tire mark, tread mark, ground mark tutorial

Unreal Engine custom tire mark, tread mark, ground mark tutorial

Tank Brawl 2: Armor Fury Client Side Coding

In Tank Brawl 2, we want tanks to leave track marks, jeeps leave tire marks on the ground. We looked at using the particle system ( include the ribbon...

Unreal Engine 4 - Tank animation setup with player controlled turret join

Unreal Engine 4 - Tank animation setup with player controlled turret join

Tank Brawl 2: Armor Fury Animation 1 comment

In Tank Brawl 2, player uses right stick to control the turret and left stick to control the tank movement. The result is that the turret rotation is...

Unreal Engine destructible skeletal mesh

Unreal Engine destructible skeletal mesh

Tank Brawl 2: Armor Fury Client Side Coding 3 comments

Tanks in Tank Brawl 2 use skeletal meshes with shooting, moving, braking ..etc animations to make them good. When shooting at those tanks, part of the...

Stage 3: Azaria - Development diary 4: Megascans

Stage 3: Azaria - Development diary 4: Megascans

Textures Tutorial

In this article, we are showing our process to create materials inside Unreal Engine using Quixel's Megascans. We will show you more about material libraries...

Making Interesting Talking Sprite Animations

Making Interesting Talking Sprite Animations

The Siege and the Sandfox Animation 1 comment

Artist Ed Duke-Cox explains the development of our sprite talking animations, and how and why we went from static bodies with only mouth movement, to...

Making a commercial video game all by yourself, Part 5: Musical Musings

Making a commercial video game all by yourself, Part 5: Musical Musings

Minesheeper Music

The fifth in a series documenting the production of a commercially viable game, entirely unaided. In this article we explore five ways to ensure that...

Evolution of the graphics in Rabbit Story

Evolution of the graphics in Rabbit Story

Rabbit Story Level Design/Theory 2 comments

Hi, my name is Slava Bushuev, and today I would like to tell you how I developed the graphics of Rabbit Story – the game I’ve been currently working...

Teach the kids English (Part 4)

Teach the kids English (Part 4)

Kikai Client Side Coding

I have improved the whole language system greatly. It now has a rather solid structure and flow, with other supporting systems like the NPCs’ short...

Commercial Video Game all by Yourself, Part 4: Going Off The Grid

Commercial Video Game all by Yourself, Part 4: Going Off The Grid

Minesheeper Mapping/Technical

The fourth in a series documenting the production of a commercially viable game, entirely unaided. In this article we explore mazes, numbers and historical...

Kai & Kira on Slack!

Kai & Kira on Slack!

Kikai Server Side Coding

After making the kids respond to simple sentences in the previous update, I have come up with the idea of bringing the kids to Slack so everyone in the...

Teach the kids English (Part 3)

Teach the kids English (Part 3)

Kikai Client Side Coding

I have created a “word with labels” system which allows the kids to learn every single word, instead of learning only patterns. The kids have also...

Making a commercial video game all by yourself, Part 3: Building a World

Making a commercial video game all by yourself, Part 3: Building a World

Minesheeper Design/Concepts

The third in a series documenting the production of a commercially viable game, entirely unaided. In this article we mine our childhoods for inspiration...

Making A Commercial Video Game All By Yourself, Part 2: Find Your Mechanic

Making A Commercial Video Game All By Yourself, Part 2: Find Your Mechanic

Minesheeper Design/Concepts

The second in a series documenting the production of a commercially viable game, entirely unaided. In this article we identify an appropriate genre and...

Teach the kids English (Part 2)

Teach the kids English (Part 2)

Kikai Client Side Coding

I have come up with a “plausible” language system design and have been working on it. I start with recognizing sentence types (normal sentence, question...

Our process to Level Design Valgard (Part 1)

Our process to Level Design Valgard (Part 1)

Valgard and The Armor of Achilles Level Design/Theory

Level Design Process of Valgard and The Armor of Achilles (Part 1).

Mind the Trap: How to Engage Those Who Haven't Played Yet

Mind the Trap: How to Engage Those Who Haven't Played Yet

Mind the Trap PR 3 comments

Deliver a targeted, gameplay-focused presentation to impress viewers, drive traffic to your game, and stay competitive.

AI Progression

AI Progression

The Siege and the Sandfox Client Side Coding

AI Development to Date - Catch Up Dev Diary Article by Designer Chris Wilson.