I have often mentioned that my video game education started with the ZX Spectrum (you know, it may be known as the Commodore 64). One of the games that left a huge impact on me was Elite. Just imag...

Let me introduce another game today—this time, not an educational one. Well, you know my stance—ALL games are educational in some way, and this one is no exception. I’ve been living in Serbia for a...

You’ve probably played this game already if you are following educational games. However, I’ve brought you another reason to try “Learning Factory” again (or the first time) – They are leaving Earl...

I recently read “Take the Pedals Off the Bike”, which explores teaching kids to ride by removing the pedals so they focus on balance first. This idea is disputable even for cycling, but what if we ...

There’s something special about indie games — a spark of creativity, a touch of charm, and a refreshing sense of freedom that big-budget titles often lack. Recently, I’ve felt the need to step away...

Welcome to Python for Game Designers Python is a high-level, general-purpose programming language. You might be surprised to learn how closely Python and game design are connected. Believe me, the...

Python for Game Designers: Simulating a Simple 1v1 Fight Introduction In the previous article, I explored why game designers should consider using Python. Now, we’ll dive into a simple example o...

Educational games for schools face numerous constraints, such as meeting school requirements, appealing to both students and parents and aligning the curriculum with the content plan. Meanwhile, we...

One of the most rewarding moments in game development is when you reach the stage where everything starts to come together. You’ve got your tools, assets, and environment in place—that’s when the r...

UI and UX are challenging aspects of game development and crucial to the player experience, as they are among the most frequently interacted-with elements in a game. Small teams often need help to ...