We have observed massive changes in the gaming industry over the last two decades. It has evolved and developed itself with the aid of the most up-to-date and cutting-edge technological advancements.  read more

The video game industry is rapidly expanding, with stakeholders earning handsome paychecks from the trajectory. You don’t have to be a game developer to earn from this lucrative industry. Players can earn from entering tournaments, but you can take a different path. You can showcase your skills on YouTube and become famous while teaching others what you’ve learned. read more

The iGaming niche attracts more and more attention in the gaming industry, for two reasons – firstly, the number of players it attracts increases every year, and secondly, the technologies used for iGaming become more complicated and state-of-the-art. As a result, many new companies or wannabe-developers start wondering if they should try making games in the iGaming niche. read more

The representatives of the leading gaming development companies give interviews and answer the Q&As on a regular basis, to improve their brands’ recognition. Gaming developers Bethesda, EA, Valve, Blizzard, and other companies, take chances to tell more potential players about their brands and games. read more

After the release, everything is just beginning - you understand whether the goal of the project is achieved: how much money the game brings, how often users make in-app purchases, etc.

Developing games or programs is not just programming. It's about creating a complex system with a lot of cogs, and each one affects a dozen others.

When a project is ready and can be "touched", there are a lot of little things that you want to implement to make the project more beautiful and enjoyable - this is polishing.

The Terms of Reference (TOR) are the foundation of a future game or program. The TOR is the DNA of the project.

Familiarization. Formation of the project vision - the better we understand the project idea and task, the better we do our job.