A Guide to Building a Game Developer Portfolio
Do you have a game developer portfolio? Let’s talk about why you might want one and how it can serve you long into the future. Although working as a solo
Explore Free Coding Job Information
Looking for coding jobs? Discover what your future prospects are, how to mold yourself for the job, and start preparing for a development career!
How to Build a Great Coding Portfolio
Do you have a coding portfolio? And, if not, do you know what it takes to build one? In this guide, we’ll dive into this topic and more! If you’ve
Computer Programmer Job Outlook – Quick Guide
Should you become a computer programmer? In this guide, we’ll be looking at the computer programmer job outlook for the modern day, and discover if being a developer/programmer/engineer is for
Software Developer Job Outlook – Forecast
Technology is ever-changing, but the software developer job outlook is looking better than ever with increasing high demand. For many people, computers and smartphones have become a constant companion in
Becoming a Game Coder: Career Outlook
Becoming a game coder is often considered a far-off dream, but it is more obtainable than ever before. Video games have skyrocketed in popularity since their inception, bringing in billions
The Guide to Game Art and Game Art Careers
Making video games isn’t all about programming. In fact, the average consumer never even sees the programming that goes under the hood – even as essential as that programming is.
What is a Game Developer? Joining the Industry
Whether for fun, escapism, competition, or something else, many people in the world play games. In fact, according to research obtained by Gaimin, the gamer population is about every 1
Break Away: Programming And Coding Interviews
You finally got the interview at that big company, now what? You have to prep for an interview as a developer, and this course will definitely give you the basics
Become an Infamous Pirate with Broadside!
A warm welcome to David and team, creators of Broadside, for visiting with us at GameDev Academy and giving our readers a chance to benefit from their experience. Can you
Experience space in a different way with Zoon
Tom has been coding since he was 14 years old and has worked with some of the big names in the business including Sony. He has now developed a game
Flying drones is made fun with “Crash the Drone”
Lets give a warm welcome to Bryan and get his side of the story on game development and his endeavors in that that area. Bryan has developed an action packed game
Land of the Labyrinth – Developer Interview
Marc Echave, Fabien Rixens, Paulo Milanez and Bradley Anderson form Huracan Studio, a new independent video game company but whose members have been around in the video game industry or computer graphics for
How to get inspired by a real life game: Doodle Chains
A group of friends is the best combination to create a great game! That’s exactly what happened with Dinger Apps, formed by two students from Brisbane, Australia. Later, a third student joined
Relive the feeling of an oldie: Arcade Racing Games
For fans who love the old arcade racing games and wants to relive that feeling of what the old 90’s car games had given them, well than Adrenaline Rush is
Interview to a Sci-Fi Game Developer
Shaun T Williams is a game developer inspired by sci-fi and horror movies such as Event horizon, Alien and Pandorum who has just created a futuristic survival horror interactive game. Sounds interesting,
Odd Knight, a game developed in three days.
Is it possible to develop a game in just three (yes, you read that right) three days? Well, Juan Alfonso the man behind “Odd Knight” explains us how it’s done.
Aryadi’s Development Diaries – Warriors of Belirium Battle RPG
Aryadi is a game developer from Indonesia and contributor to the GameDev Academy making a game called Warriors of Belirium [button link=”http://daggio.itch.io/warriors-of-belirium” target=”_blank” style=”none, small, large, biglarge” title=”Check out Warriors
A one man developing team: Joe Mellis
Many game developers may feel identified with Joe Mellis who describes himself as a “one man developing team” and what does that mean? “I’m the programmer, artist designer, animation artist,