Will Luton

2019 in Review: Department of Play's Will Luton on the trends technologies and that will disrupt the games business over the next decade

Crunch and financial rewards don't work, says Department of Play's Will Luton, but there are strategies that can lead to more effective teams and projects

Consultant Will Luton explores the factors that have allowed a small part of the world to cast a large shadow over the industry

From a slow start, Digital Extremes built a service game to rival Destiny, defying every convention along the way

Will Luton reflects on the lessons developers and publishers can learn from the rise of Fortnite, PUBG and their rivals

If you're looking to make better games, says Will Luton, first look toward your culture

Will Luton on a "scarily ubiquitous" problem in the games industry, but one that can be identified and prevented

Will Luton looks at how to increase IAP without upsetting players

Will Luton's card game for developers who need fresh ideas

Will Luton's tips on how to explore San Francisco without breaking the bank

As indie developers become public personalities, what damaging effects does it have on their personal and professional lives?

With two of his games gone from the App Store forever, Will Luton asks if there's a better solution to preserving old games than piracy

In an extract from Will Luton's new book, we look at marketing techniques and the high-level proposition of your free-to-play video game

Games consoles are becoming homogeneous appliances with few distinguishing features, argues Will Luton

Will Luton laughed at the Android microconsoles. Now he's loved-up

A them-and-us mentality over free-to-play is making fools of us all, argues Will Luton

Will Luton isn't angry with Maxim's Gamer Girl contest, just disappointed

Are smartphones and tablets really the console killers? Definitely maybe, says Mobile Pie's Will Luton