I've been selling assets on the Unity Asset Store for two years, and I use a portion of the earnings to fund my current game's marketing budget. In this...

Hockeynamite is a game that was born out of a technical demo created for a series of tutorials. It evolved from a very simple concept to a more rich and...

Advertising your game on Facebook is expensive, and hard to scale. But if each player attracts new players to the game, you can acquire users for a much...

In this tutorial, I'll explain what I know about monetizing games with video advertisements, and how to get the most out of this revenue model. You'll learn...

Destiny was one of the most anticipated games ever, but did not live up to the hype. In this article, we'll use Destiny's failures to help us learn about...

Planning a game project and staying on schedule is hard. To keep on top of things, I use a simple system—no apps required, just a pen and a notebook. This...

You've found the perfect song, the perfect sprite, or the perfect background—but can you legally use that asset in your game? In this article, we take a look...

Game jams are a great way to get some game development experience, meet other developers, and, ever importantly, have some fun. No game jams in your area? No...

Community is vital. The chance to physically mingle with others and share your experiences is key to staying motivated and staying sane. Unfortunately, there...

Once upon a time, marketing was considered taboo and almost completely ignored by indie game developers. These days, most devs recognize its importance and...

If you are anything like me, then you have likely spent all of your time and money on actually creating your game, and don't have a lot of patience or funds...

Now that you've started working on other people's games (and are getting paid for the work), the next step is to start building it into a sustainable effort...