Hyper casual dominated new mobile downloads in 2019
More than 75% of the 20 most downloaded new mobile games of 2019 were hyper casual
Articles by Marie Dealessandri
Marie Dealessandri, Academy Writer
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The best practices and design principles of VR development
VR developers tell the GamesIndustry.biz Academy about the golden rules and design challenges of making games for virtual reality
A brief guide to writing for video games
Our EGX Rezzed Digital panel discusses the different aspects of being a writer in the games industry
Six ways to improve your world building
Kate Edwards gives developers advice and tools to build fully realised game worlds
Four steps to launching a VR game on Oculus
Richard Duck details the technical and content guidelines for launching a virtual reality game on Oculus
Marketing tips for indie developers who hate marketing
Chris Zukowski discusses the fundamentals of marketing for indie developers who don't know where to start
Why culturalisation matters as much as localisation
Kate Edwards discusses how to approach culturalisation, and how to navigate sensitive themes so your game can reach wider markets
How to create a successful Patreon
Content creators tell the GamesIndustry.biz Academy about best practices when creating a Patreon page and how to grow your community
Creative Chronicles: tutorials and insights into game development
Total War developer Creative Assembly share its tips on all aspects of building games, in its game development tutorial series Creative Chronicles
How to approach mental health issues in the workplace
Games studios championing mental health awareness tell the GamesIndustry.biz Academy about how to support and safeguard your staff's emotional well-being
Larian plays dungeon master for a new era of Baldur's Gate
CEO Swen Vincke talks Larian's growth, recreating the accessibility of D&D with Baldur's Gate 3, and finding the right balance when working on an iconic IP
How to get a job in game art
The GamesIndustry.biz Academy looks into how to get a job as a game artist
Hitmarker: Number of full-time esports jobs doubled last year
The number of senior-level jobs in esports grew an impressive 190% in 2019
How to identify and avoid unconscious bias
The GamesIndustry.biz Academy explores the effect of unconscious biases on the workplace, and how you can steer away from them and towards diversity
What is the best game engine: is Construct right for you?
The GI.biz Academy's in-depth guide to Scirra's Construct, the perfect introduction to game development and programming, and a powerful tool in the classroom
How to get a job in the games industry
The GamesIndustry.biz Academy guides to finding games industry jobs in all sectors, from game design to journalism to games PR and more
What is the best game engine for your game?
In-depth guides to finding the best game engine to develop your game, including Unreal, Unity, GameMaker, and more
How to apply for Video Games Tax Relief and make a VGTR claim
Video Games Tax Relief is not easy to understand -- here's our in-depth guide to making a VGTR claim and passing the cultural test
How to get a job in the games press
The GamesIndustry.biz Academy looks into how to get a job as a games journalist
How to get a job in games PR
The GamesIndustry.biz Academy looks into how to get a job in games PR and how to become a publicist
What is the best game engine: is CryEngine right for you?
An in-depth guide to Crytek's CryEngine, which balances huge visual power against a smaller community
What is the best game engine: is GameMaker right for you?
An in-depth guide to YoYo Games' GameMaker, one of the best game engines for aspiring developers without technical skills
How to make the VGTR claim
The last part of our Video Games Tax Relief guide is dedicated to making the VGTR claim itself
What is the best game engine: is Unreal Engine right for you?
An in-depth guide to Epic's Unreal Engine 4, which combines reach, technical sophistication and value for money
What is the best game engine: is MonoGame right for you?
An in-depth guide to MonoGame, the spiritual successor to XNA and one of the best engines for experienced coders
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