I have a quick question I'd like to get your answer to: what's the hardest part of developing a game? Is it finding the assets, writing the code, making it...

Are you a game developer with an interest in helping others learn your craft? We're looking for devs to write short posts explaining important game...

In my previous Tetris tutorial, I showed you how to handle collision detection in Tetris. Now let's take a look at the other important aspect of the game:...

I'm sure it's possible to create a Tetris game with a point-and-click gamedev tool, but I could never figure out how. Today, I'm more comfortable thinking at...

We're looking for game developers to pass on their experience to Gamedevtuts+ readers on a regular basis, contributing tutorials and Quick Tips for...

Today, Adobe Flash is strongly geared towards game development. Besides browser-based game portals like Kongregate, Newgrounds, and Armor Games, games made...

XNA is a game development platform from Microsoft that can be used to create games for Windows, Xbox 360, and Windows Phone. In this article, we'll share...

Gamedevtuts+ is a brand new site, meaning now is the best time to have your say on what you’d like to see here. Whether you’re dying to learn how to learn...

With Google I/O 2012 coming up soon, I thought it'd be a great idea to look back at some excellent talks from past events. This week, let's watch Alex...

It's a pain to have to change the parameters of a function; you have to change every other call to that function in order to avoid errors. But you can get...

Got 15 minutes to spare? Watch Martin Jonasson and Petri Purho explain how to use the concept of "juiciness" to turn a boring old Breakout clone into...

It can be tricky to sit down and practise new coding techniques, so here's a fun exercise to encourage you to play with collision detection and reaction, as...