Opinion

Fellowship doesn’t have the benefit of a monetization model that naturally aligns with its game design, so developers need to find a way to balance content production with cosmetic sales.

Most aspiring game developers aren’t software engineers and even if they were, I would bet very few of them would be able to build a mobile game using Godot that has push notifications, ads, and analytics.

Video games are a form of entertainment so it’s important to make them... entertaining. If your game feels like it’s missing something, it probably is.

Is the whole point of creating an entertainment brand to eventually sell t-shirts and plush toys?

Why does Epic Games or a US judge get to decide what Apple can charge developers for accessing iOS users?