Exploring Game Development
tomasrawlingsA personal newsletter and discussion space based on my professional work in video game development. Looking at key trends, interesting gameplay, new platforms, evolving technologies and the general state of the market.
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Why is everyone talking about…Roblox?
As someone who has been in the industry a while, there are always topics of conversation that rise to the top as a major discussion within the industry - and when a big enough topic - into the mainstream too. As such I wanted to use this pl...
The Cost of Success
In an article by Ryan K. Rigney titled 'The Games Industry is Deprofessionalizing’, Ryan talks to the point of a couple of the high profile closures of big GaaS type games (Concorde, XDefiant, for example) which he uses as a route to argue ...
Apparently your fandom is about to fall and die. Except it's not.
This is a post about a very specific phenomena I’ve noticed. It is not about fans critiquing the thing they are into; that happens and always will and is fine. It is not about any specific IP, though I’ll talk about ones I interact with, as...
The Challenge of Work Experience in Game Development
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