Halo’s single-player level design has long been shaped to better serve new weapons, enemies, and AI behavior. The developers created flowing canyons, rifts, and cityscapes that subtly guide players on a quest to save the galaxy.…

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Students and would-be game devs, take note: when you log on to attend GDC Summer next month, there will be an entire channel of learning opportunities tailored specifically for your needs! This is a unique…

In the purely dog-eat-dog, capitalist mindset that no doubt some EA executives adhere to, there's no reason to revisit or remaster Command & Conquer. Strategy games don't sell as well on consoles, full-motion video with…

The online platform where we'll be hosting GDC Summer next month is filling out with attendees, speakers, and sponsors, so now's the time to start planning out who you'd like to meet and learn from! Don't overlook…

As you finalize your plans to attend the all-digital GDC Summer next month, organizers want to remind you to leave some time for checking out the exhibitors who are showcasing their work in the Indie…

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With his 2012 browser game Frog Fractions, developer Jim Crawford created a nested series of interesting surprises, hiding a increasingly bizarre genre-scrambling minigames beneath what appeared to be an unassuming piece of educational software. Players responded well to…