Info- 1803: privacy, user experience, transparency, security, AI

Hello developers! Today I want to tell you about my first indie game launch and how I learned valuable lessons in marketing, perseverance, and even some programming tweaks. For clarity, let's dive into the details and briefly summarize the ...read more

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a comprehensive data protection law that applies to all individuals within the European Union (EU), ...read more

The focus is noticeably shifting from high-budget AAA titles to indie and mid-budget games. This radical shift leaves many industry observers perplexed as to why such a large portion of the market is gravitating toward smaller, more ...read more

One might think high scores are simply a matter of skill and timing. But beneath the surface lies a complex web of competition, strategy, and even subtle social dynamics known as "high score politics." This blog post delves into the ...read more

One area that captures both imagination and concern is artificial intelligence (AI). Given a future characterized by ubiquitous connectivity, an intriguing question arises: Will AI companions be our answer to loneliness? This blog post ...read more

Social media platforms have become an integral part of our everyday lives. From sharing personal news to engaging in global conversations, these platforms have fundamentally changed the way we connect and exchange information. Against this ...read more

Developers constantly release updates to improve gameplay, fix bugs, and add new features. These updates are commonly referred to as "patch notes" ...read more

An unpleasant truth often goes unmentioned: Some developers profit directly or indirectly from cheater accounts. This practice not only undermines the game, but also affects countless players who strive to play fairly and skillfully. We ...read more

In today's digital age, smartphones have become an integral part of our lives, serving as personal assistants and gateways to the world wide web. Among the myriad of smartphone operating systems available, Apple's iOS stands out for its ...read more

With the increasing popularity of fitness apps, many smartphone users rely on their devices to track workouts and provide personalized exercise plans. However, some users have noticed that the selection of workout types available within ...read more

Mobile games have become an important part of our lives. We spend countless hours playing Candy Crush or Clash of Clans, but what impact do these ...read more

Technology continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace, and smartphones are no exception. As manufacturers release new software updates for their devices, users often find that third-party applications they've set as defaults don't work ...read more

The question is no longer *if* we should use AI, but *how* we embed ethical principles at its core. This blog post isn't just a list of guidelines; it's a manifesto for responsible innovation, calling on developers to build AI systems that ...read more

Game development is a complex process involving creativity, planning, coding, testing, and iterations. Unfortunately, it's not uncommon for developers to make mistakes, encounter technical challenges, or fail unexpectedly during this ...read more

Many players attempt to gain an advantage over their opponents by using cheat programs. These programs promise performance enhancements, invincibility, or other benefits that can give a player a significant advantage in multiplayer games. ...read more

One area that has made significant progress is artificial intelligence (AI). Particularly striking is the way AI is being integrated into enemy behavior. This blog post explores how AI significantly influences enemy behavior in games, ...read more

We must also address the problem of e-waste that arises from this transition. This blog post examines the associated challenges in the context of renewable energy development and discusses strategies to mitigate its environmental impact.read more

User Account Control (UAC) is a security mechanism built into Microsoft Windows operating systems. It was introduced with Windows Vista in 2001 and has been included in every version of Windows since then. UAC's primary function is to warn ...read more

Releasing a product, especially one that's not yet fully developed, can be both exciting and frustrating. The rush to get something to market often leads to overlooking important details that could have improved the final product. As a ...read more

Transparency is an increasingly popular topic among developers and players alike. The idea is to give players insight into the processes, decisions, and challenges involved in developing their favorite games. However, there are concerns ...read more