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At the Dream End 2 switches engine

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We've decided to switch to a new game engine - Game Maker. The reason behind this move is that we want to add some new elements, such as free exploration of the space station and real-time combat, which we believe we can better implement using the Game.

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Dorothy Orina left engineering behind to pursue game development at Maliyo Games

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Although she enjoyed her time in Turkey and her engineering studies, she decided to leave both behind to pursue her passion for game development. Today she works at Maliyo Games, based in Lagos, Nigeria. I enjoyed the thrill of playing games with friends and family. I still regularly engage in many outdoor games and board games.

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Solo dev Rutger van Dijk on his debut game Oakenfold: “I forgot about marketing”

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One day, Rutger van Dijk was riding the subway home after work when he realized he was not chasing his childhood dreams. He had been developing little games as a hobby for over two decades, but it took a pandemic to give him that final push. Understanding that a game wasn’t going to build itself, I quit my job and just went for it.”

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From Buckles to Games: The Journey of Rex Bowden and Africa Games Week

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Photos by Moe the Photographer Like the sturdy belt and shiny buckle Rex Bowden once helped sell as a child, entrepreneurship is woven into the fabric of this co-founder of Africa Games Week (AGW). ” During his pre-teen years, Bowden mastered Tetris on his cousin’s Game Boy. Bowden grew up in Durban.

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Media Molecule co-founder Mark Healey departs after 17 years

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He announced his departure via a Twitter thread , writing that today marks the end of seventeen years at the UK developer, which is best known for the LittleBigPlanet series and PlayStation exclusive game maker Dreams. Read more

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Triband finds the absurd in mundane things “You never expect a car to have legs”

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Triband is a studio that creates comedy games. is a racing game featuring a car on legs. So, when a studio makes games that turn everyday, mundane activities into grotesque acts of cartoon foolery, can you really expect an everyday, mundane interview with the co-founder/creative director? Their latest title What the Car?

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Wrapping up 2023 • Celebrating the life and works of solo developers

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Because, let’s be honest, creating games is hard. This year we featured over 20 brave game creators in our solo developers-series and we like to share some highlights. It took solo game developer Graham Reid great effort to finish his game. It took solo game developer Graham Reid great effort to finish his game. “I