Info- 64227: user experience, innovation, game development, AI

Two titans have recently emerged from the shadows to claim the kingship of the role-playing genre. They are Baldur's Gate 3 and Diablo 4. Both games vie for supremacy with starkly different philosophies that reflect their design principles ...read more

Modpacks are becoming increasingly popular among gamers as a way to customize their gaming experience. However, this convenience also brings with it a significant problem that affects not only game developers but also the dedicated modders ...read more

Mobile optimization is more than just a trend - it's a critical aspect of website design and performance. As users increasingly access the internet via smartphones and tablets, ensuring your website displays smoothly on these devices is ...read more

From your smartphone's GPS coordinates to the Wi-Fi signals you connect to, location data is some of the most sought-after personal information. ...read more

Remote work and isolation have become a daily reality for many professionals. Whether due to natural disasters, global crises, or simply the desire for a more flexible work environment, digital communication tools have become essential for ...read more

There's a widespread phenomenon often referred to as "sequel syndrome." This term describes the trend for major video game releases to follow a pattern that involves minimal innovation, relying heavily on familiarity and established ...read more

Where strategy, skill, and precision are paramount, a new controversy has arisen over the use of auto-aim features in games. Auto-aim refers to an artificial intelligence that automatically adjusts the accuracy of a player's weapons based ...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

There are often stark contrasts between the production values ​​and creative freedom of indie games and the massive budgets and corporate ...read more

We're often in the midst of creative and innovative projects. But every now and then, a project encounters unexpected obstacles that force us to make difficult decisions—like abandoning a game entirely. In this developer diary, I'll walk ...read more

The digital asset landscape is brimming with innovation, particularly in the area of ​​non-fungible tokens (NFTs). While this sector offers tremendous potential for developers and collectors, it has also become a breeding ground for ...read more

A recurring question arises: Should gaming gear be more universal across platforms? Given the variety of gaming devices and platforms (e.g., PC, console, mobile), gamers often face the dilemma that their preferred setup may not be ...read more

A game's release is often just the beginning. Many games face significant issues after launch that can take months or even years to resolve. This blog post explores why some games take longer to recover from a poor launch and discusses the ...read more

Open-world design has become a cornerstone of immersive and comprehensive gaming experiences. While open worlds offer players endless opportunities for exploration and engagement, they also carry significant hidden costs that are often ...read more

Developers often find themselves at odds with their players. One controversial topic is the release of downloadable content (DLC) for games. This blog post addresses the frustration developers and players experience when DLC releases are ...read more

Online gaming has become an important part of many people's lives. But amidst the excitement and thrill of virtual worlds lurks an insidious danger: cyberbullying. This unwanted behavior, in which people are tormented across various ...read more

Imagine a game engine that not only runs smoothly but also proactively corrects its own errors in real time thanks to AI intelligence. This post explores the potential of AI-powered error correction in game engines and unveils a future ...read more

I applied automated testing tools to our game, expecting flawless execution. The result? A completely broken game. This blog post is not only a warning, but also a stark reminder that overreliance on automation, even with artificial ...read more

Our online identities are often more extensive and detailed than originally imagined. From social media profiles to search engine histories, the lines between public and private information are increasingly blurred. While the benefits of ...read more

With the increasing number of free games in app stores, many users are concerned about their privacy and the potential collection of personal data ...read more