Collaborate Disseminate
Your extraordinary work on game development through concept to crunch, your tireless community building, brand awareness, and engagement all converge on one moment: Launching the game. Is it possible to ever finish building a video game? The longer the dev… Continue reading Winning at Launch Time
Imagine your player’s first experience with your game. Finally, after waiting all these years, she’s got the game in hand. She tears the cellophane, cracks the case, slots the disc, and . . . "Game is now updating. Please wait."… Continue reading Unwelcome Interruptions
Talking to kids about online safety is a difficult undertaking for many adults, and making the lessons stick is even harder. To that end, Google has launched a new program called Be Internet Awesome, which includes: An online video game called Interland A classroom curriculum A YouTube video series The game and learning materials, designed with the help of online safety experts like the Family Online Safety Institute, the Internet Keep Safe Coalition and ConnectSafely, … More → Continue reading Google game teaches kids about online safety
Three key questions to ask yourself before your next Day 1: Do I have the right infrastructure to support my game? How well am I protecting my product and players? Do I have the capacity to expand and adapt? Most… Continue reading How to not stress out over security and scale
You have years to bring your game from vision to reality. And just 30 days to make it a success. Successful games see higher revenue through add-ons and downloadable content. They help you secure funding and resources for your next… Continue reading Defeat revenue-killing risks in your game’s first 30 days
You’ve probably seen a long list of complaints from players, and it might even drive you to say, "If I can’t keep them all happy, what’s the point?" But some concerns deserve your attention, and most of those fall into… Continue reading Friction hurts, especially in gaming
Cybersecurity awareness trainings are usually a boring affair, so imagine my colleagues’ surprise when I exited the room in which I participated in a demonstration of the Kaspersky Interactive Protection Simulation (KIPS) game and told them: “You have to try this!” This enthusiasm is apparently shared by the overwhelming majority of people who undergo one or more of the trainings that make part of Kaspersky Lab’s set of cybersecurity awareness products, game host Slava Borilin … More → Continue reading Cybersecurity gamification: A shortcut to learning
Have you ever visited a soybean farm in North Carolina? I haven’t, despite the fact that it’s one of the top 5 crops for the state. I have, though, visited one of the lesser known profit driving farms in NC,… Continue reading Do you want to build a server empire?
Have you ever visited a soybean farm in North Carolina? I haven’t, despite the fact that it’s one of the top 5 crops for the state. I have, though, visited one of the lesser known profit driving farms in NC,… Continue reading Do you want to build a server empire?
Have you ever visited a soybean farm in North Carolina? I haven’t, despite the fact that it’s one of the top 5 crops for the state. I have, though, visited one of the lesser known profit driving farms in NC,… Continue reading Do you want to build a server empire?