Dredge Developer Blog – Sprint 5
In our Developer Blog Updates we’ll talk about some of the work we’ve completed in the previous two weeks and explain our approaches. Through this you’ll get an understanding of our game development methods and tidbits on the features we’re
Agile Scrum Game Development: It’s Not Scrum That’s Wrong, It’s You.
A lot of game developers have found that the software development methodology of Scrum doesn’t work for them. In some ways I agree but this article is an attempt to show the other side; how we’ve found scrum works for
Dredge Developer Blog – Sprint 4
In our Developer Blog Updates we’ll talk about some of the work we’ve completed in the previous two weeks and explain our approaches. Through this you’ll get an understanding of our game development methods and tidbits on the features we’re
Dredge Developer Blog – Sprint 3
In our Developer Blog Updates we’ll talk about some of the work we’ve completed in the previous two weeks and explain our approaches. Through this you’ll get an understanding of our game development methods and tidbits on the features we’re
Realistic game mechanics and impacts on immersion and engagement, or Why we don’t have Fuel in Dredge
When creating games you pretty quickly run up against the challenge of realism vs fun in your game mechanics. All of us understand that suspension of disbelief is necessary for games to be enjoyable to play but we also understand
Dredge Developer Blog – Sprint 2
In our Developer Blog Updates we’ll talk about some of the work we’ve completed in the previous two weeks and explain our approaches. Through this you’ll get an understanding of our game development methods and tidbits on the features we’re
Dredge Developer Blog – Sprint 1
In our Developer Blog Updates we’ll talk about some of the work we’ve completed in the previous two weeks and explain our approaches. Through this you’ll get an understanding of our game development methods and tidbits on the features we’re
How Do You Pick What Game To Make?
You can ask this of a hundred different game devs and likely get a hundred different answers, some will skew more towards the “build it and they will come” mentality - if you want to play it, others will. On