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fromEngadget
26 minutes ago

Annapurna Interactive will reveal three new games in a showcase on September 23

Annapurna Interactive is hosting a games showcase on September 23, 2025 at 8PM ET / 5PM PT to show off three of its upcoming games. The publisher says the "Annapurna Interactive Direct from Tokyo" will stream on YouTube and feature new games from Kyoto-based developer Marumittu Games, Iridium Studios and Yarn Owl. Annapurna Interactive held its previous games showcase this past February to show off games like and .
Video games
Games
fromCreative Bloq
3 hours ago

Are Nintendo's controversial new patents a disaster for game design?

Nintendo obtained broad USPTO-approved patents labeled 'Pokémon Patents' that appear to cover entire game mechanics, raising concerns about a chilling effect on indie developers.
Video games
fromEngadget
23 hours ago

Early Access is the latest place where Steam is restricting games with mature themes

Payment processors' pressure has led major game marketplaces to tighten policies, removing and banning adult-themed indie games and harming small developers.
fromMedium
1 month ago

I Built a $10,000 SaaS App in 48 Hours using Figma + Replit (Here's Exactly How)

Building SaaS products has traditionally been a lengthy process requiring extensive coding and collaboration with engineers. The evolution of AI and vibe-coding technologies has transformed this landscape, allowing for more agile product development and enabling individuals to create their own projects independently.
Software development
fromwww.engadget.com
3 months ago

How to watch the Latin American Games Showcase at Summer Game Fest 2025

Among them is the Latin American Games Showcase, which will highlight over 50 titles from Latin American indie developers.
Video games
Video games
fromVG247
3 months ago

Shuhei Yoshida warns of the dangers of subscription services for video game developers, as I stare soullessly at the five monthly bank charges for games I don't play

Shuhei Yoshida expressed concerns about video game subscription services potentially limiting creative freedom for third-party and indie developers.
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