Video game composer Winifred Phillips discusses the ways in which musical layering accommodates and amplifies shifts in level design in Sackboy: A Big Adventure.
Jack Yarwood speaks with the developers behind 80 Days, Sunless Sea, and Before I Forget to find out how they get players to actually read their text-heavy games.
Hernan Smicht presents the results of his recent experience with Steam Playtest, a feature that allows developers to share early builds for player feedback.
Tyler Glaiel shares the reasons why developers may want to use their own game engine, and outlines various approaches to engine development.
Alexis Jolis Desautels offers his thoughts on rational design as it applies to players, exploring how developers can best address their needs.
Christopher Totten explains how game animation can be both artistically interesting and functional within the constraints of game engines.
Josh Bycer discusses Dead by Daylight's design achievements and failures in comparison to other contemporary horror games.
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