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How Rubber Duck Games developed a boss fight in Evil Wizard

Unity Blog

In this guest blog, the Rubber Duck Games team breaks down the journey to developing a boss fight for Evil Wizard – from design and prototyping to animation, testing, balancing, and finalizing the visual effects.

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Ascent of Ashes dev switches to Godot halfway development “Not as chaotic as Unity”

PreMortem.Games

German indie developer Vivid Storm Interactive is a three person team that started when they launched a Kickstarter campaign for Ascent of Ashes in 2021. Studio owner and Lead Developer Max Hermann originally developed the idea for the game in the time when he was still a computer science student and active in the RimWorld modding scene.

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James Bendon’s 5-year journey to create Dinkum “To be honest, I really like working alone”

PreMortem.Games

For the first three years of development, Bendon kept the game mostly to himself. Since then, I feel like I’ve learned how to balance work and life a bit better.” Why did you become a solo developer? So I guess I went with solo development because it was what I was used to. How do you deal with that?

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Enticing mix of genres in Ghibli-inspired The Brew Barons by Lifetap Studios

PreMortem.Games

As we were prototyping there was still a feeling the game needed more action. A large majority of the art was created from scratch, but Hartley admits having used a few asset packs to help speed up development. “I ” “For just two developers I think we took on too much work”, shares Hartley. But that’s not all.

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AWS for Games to spotlight generative AI at GDC 2024

AWS Games

With the annual Game Developer Conference (GDC) just days away, Amazon Web Services (AWS) for Games is ramping up to host exciting technology demonstrations and programming focused on evolving industry trends, including generative artificial intelligence (AI). Explore real-world use cases for a variety of generative AI services and solutions.

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Unique blend of genres in haunting fishing adventure Dredge by Black Salt Games

PreMortem.Games

They wanted to break away and create something different, so they started prototyping game ideas to work on. “We We had three very different games that we spent around two weeks on each, developing them up to a point where we could playtest them with other people”, says Mason.

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Two engineers build the physics-driven engineering parody The Enjenir

PreMortem.Games

They are both well aware of the irony of two engineers developing a parody engineering game, but that hasn’t stopped Cillín Farrell and Neil Mackenzie from devoting the majority of their spare time doing just that. As engineers turned game developers, Farrell and Mackenzie are well aware of their artistic limitations.

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