Derk and Kay kicked off 2017 with attending Pocket Gamer Connects and MGF in London last week. Our main focus at these events is talking to a lot of like-minded people, developers and publishers alike. At PCG we shared some of our learnings on how we do...
In the past weeks, development of Momonga has nearly grinded to a halt. We have one artist working on it, but all programmers are scrambling to meet a "mission impossible" deadline for a client. Welcome to the world of bootstrapping. True to the "independent" tag we give...
September 6, 2016: We are looking for a Unity C# Developer and Node.js/Back-end Developer to join our team. You can find the vacancies here! Performance is critical for mobile games, especially for fast-paced action games. As you probably know, we are currently making a pinball game for...
A couple of months ago, we decided to start writing blog posts about the development of Momonga. We called it "Momonga Monday" so folks would know when to look for fresh updates. After three months, the results are not bad at all. We have learned many...
I have found that interface design is one of the toughest parts of creating a game. With so many different screens, and so little screen space, every pixel needs to be thought through. We have recently redesigned the entire interface for our upcoming game, because we...
While I was thinking about a topic for a new blog post, this came to mind. Playing our game Jimmy Pataya is a lot like running a game studio. How so? Here are 6 ways: 1. You have to be crazy like Jimmy to start a...
While working at our upcoming game Momo, I am keeping a close eye on performance. It needs to run smoothly (60fps) on an iPhone 3GS, and that is a constant challenge. While its great to develop for mobile platforms, it can get tricky when you don't obey...