Info- 47865: artificial intelligence, transparency, testing, AI

Developers are constantly pushing the boundaries of what games can do. However, not every game is fortunate enough to receive regular updates or support from its developers after release. For many of these games, a legacy release ...read more

In the ever-evolving world of software development, every programmer experiences moments of uncertainty. These moments can range from misunderstandings to technical glitches and can trigger deep frustration and self-doubt. In this blog ...read more

Debugging is an inevitable part of the process. During this phase, issues are identified and resolved to ensure smooth application operation. A powerful tool in a developer's arsenal is the core dump. This blog post explains what core ...read more

Indie gaming is enjoying increasing popularity, appealing to both casual and hardcore gamers. A striking trend in this space is the growing appeal of retro aesthetics in indie games. This blog post explores how indie developers are ...read more

Every project brings its own challenges and frustrations. As developers, we often utter those infamous final words that seem to sum up our feelings at a given moment: "Let's rework it!" Here, we'll explore some common scenarios where this ...read more

The pursuit of perfect artificial intelligence (AI) testing metrics in game development is a seductive but potentially deadly trap. This blog post explores the critical risks of over-optimizing AI systems solely for test results, finding ...read more

There's one particular trend that might be leading to a less than satisfactory gaming experience for some players. This trend is the unhealthy obsession with completing games 100%—a metric often used to indicate how thoroughly players ...read more

The relentless pursuit of realistic and engaging non-player characters in game development is running into a brutal reality: the relentless hardware limits that dictate what complex AI can accomplish in real time. This isn't just a ...read more

A critical issue that often sparks debate is the legality of bundling products or services. Bundling refers to the practice of offering multiple goods or services as a package, often at a discount compared to individual purchases. Should ...read more

The most insidious bugs are those that only *players* can discover. This blog post explores the perplexing phenomenon of "player-discovered bugs," challenging traditional quality assurance (QA) paradigms and finding that the unpredictable ...read more

Retail isn't just about selling products; it's about creating engaging experiences. In an increasingly digitalized world, the lines between online and offline shopping are blurring thanks to innovative technologies that gamify the shopping ...read more

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become an integral part of creating immersive and engaging experiences. However, with great power comes great responsibility. As developers push the boundaries of AI technology, they must also grapple with ...read more

Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic (often abbreviated as KotOR) is a critically acclaimed role-playing game developed by BioWare and released in ...read more

Particularly in artificial intelligence, intuition is not just a human trait; it is emerging as a central force for creative AI. This article explores the crucial role of intuition in shaping gameplay, storytelling, and player engagement ...read more

We spend countless hours developing the code for our games. While many of us are passionate about what we do, frustration can quickly set in when things don't go as planned. In this blog post, we explore why some developer criticisms are ...read more

Containerization has emerged as a powerful tool for application deployment and management. However, there is a common misconception that containerization can negatively impact application performance. This blog post dispels this myth and ...read more

Parallel and asynchronous programming: The engines of modern gaming performance, but also the breeding ground for the most insidious, non-sequential bugs. But what if artificial intelligence could become the ultimate choreographer, ...read more

A term that has become increasingly common in recent years is Early Access. This model allows developers to release their games before they're fully developed, often with incomplete features and systems. This practice raises questions ...read more

Budgets are often a limiting factor influencing design decisions and scope. The idea of ​​unlimited resources opens up countless possibilities ...read more

The gaming industry has seen a significant trend toward incorporating pay-to-win (P2W) mechanisms into its games. These mechanisms are designed to incentivize players to spend real money on virtual goods or in-game currencies to gain an ...read more