GDC

Here are some best practices for mentoring others in your field and how to find those key relationships to advance your own career.

In this 2019 GDC talk, Avalanche Studios' Joahanna Garcia-Thomas goes over practical strategies for fostering an inclusive environment at a game studio.

Practical advice on creating and cultivating diversity at game studios, by folks from Bungie, Wizards of the Coast, 343 Studios and more.

Game artists: It's time to show your work to the world. The Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences (AIAS) has opened submissions for its third annual arts showcase—promoting an honoring a broad spectrum of art by specific artists in video games.

John Cooney's GDC talk on Flash, from its humble beginnings, creative explosion, and later days.

Learn about the winners of this year's Independent Games Festival, and hear the stories behind their games.

Gearbox's Kayla Belmore and Matt Cox discussed their efforts to make development on Tiny Tina's Wonderlands as frictionless as possible between the production and design departments, and later the whole studio.

Butterfly Soup 2 once more hangs with a group of gay Asian-American teens as they play baseball, send 2009-era memes over text, and deal with the complexities of school and life.

Paper Glider gives players to a sense of flight by using a pulley system to control the tilt of a paper plane as it soars through a small world.

Neon White is a parkour-based shootout through heaven, one where you sacrifice guns for powerful movement abilities.

South of the Circle is an exploration of how your past decisions have lead you to where you are now, set against a backdrop of Cold War Antarctica.

We Are OFK is an interactive EP that explores a musician's journey to break into the LA music scene (and the many texts and social media posts leading up to that).

Citizen Sleeper sees players trying to survive the complex needs of their mechanical body as a worker on a run-down space station.

Dome Keeper asks players to split their time between mining for ore and defending their fragile planetary base from creatures that don't want them there.

Stump'd! is all about chopping wood, swinging an axe at a stump to split logs while carefully flinging any pesky raccoons out of the way.