Southeast Asian indie games have been making their mark in the world, with more and more of the region’s talents showcasing their creativity through the medium of video games.
As with any creative endeavour, there is never only one way for individuals to express their ideas, though questions start to arise when one wants to execute these ideas into a tangible product. In terms of video games, there’s the question of which engine to use, what platforms the game should be on, where to find talent and many more challenges along the way.
If you are an up-and-coming game developer, there is a new resource for you to get video game development “cheat codes” from leading experts.
GameIndusty.biz has always been the go-to site for those in and out of the video game industry to know all the goings-on in the business of gaming. Their new Academy section aims at teaching fledgeling game developers the ins and out of the industry, how to market new games and more.
Academy covers every aspect of the video game industry, with sections specifically covering topics for people making games, selling games, and those who are working in the games industry. There are guides on how to market your games at events, a comprehensive guide to the different engines available for game development, and even things like insurance for your games.
While there are many university courses and even videos on YouTube that might give insight into the development side of video games, the business aspects are an invaluable resource and often overlooked by fledgeling developers.
So if you’re looking to make the next Undertale, be sure to learn the tricks of the trade on GameIndustry Academy. They update the site with new guides constantly, so be sure to check it out every day.
