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Dorothy Orina left engineering behind to pursue game development at Maliyo Games

PreMortem.Games

In a moment of dissatisfaction, while working at a prestigious engineering company in Turkey, Dorothy Orina made a decision that changed the course of her career. Although she enjoyed her time in Turkey and her engineering studies, she decided to leave both behind to pursue her passion for game development.

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AWS to showcase tools for breakthrough gaming experiences at GDC 2025

AWS Games

Thursday, March 20 Building Games with Unreal Engine Horde on AWS 2:00pm to 2:30pm | Room WH2011 Unlock the power of Epics new Horde build platform and Unreal Build Accelerator (UBA) running on AWS. Additionally, get access to AWS experts and meet directly with experienced game industry leaders.

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The Art of the Paper Test: Catching Accessibility Issues Early

Brand Game Development

prior to and during its Kickstarter campaign, but it is also my favorite rapid prototyping tool. Digital play testing is an excellent way to reduce the costs of developing early board game prototypes. However, if shuffling cards was a part of the game’s core engine, I would have to go back to the drawing board.

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Ascent of Ashes dev switches to Godot halfway development “Not as chaotic as Unity”

PreMortem.Games

“Ricky has his own unique art style that he brought into the process.” ” The decision to switch engines was only made fairly recently. Being a new engine, Godot is still rough in places. Identify key features you need your engine to support, make some prototypes and see if Godot suits you and your game.

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Doing this on anon for obvious reasons but is there any chance of getting hired as an entry level game dev in 2025? I’ve been unemployed for nearly two years since graduating from uni and I’m just getting rejection after rejection from game companies. All the posts are looking for senior devs, team leads, or managers. I have friends who’ve given up on the industry entirely. Is there any hope? Or am I fighting a losing battle here…

Ask a Game Dev

New studios do start up, but entry level positions are rare since most of the new studios are looking for funding and they need the core senior dev team to build enough of a prototype to sell the idea to the money people. Engineering could mean working in simulation software, B2B stuff, graphics, user interface, server engineering, and so on.

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What I did during the Pandemic

Grumpy Gamer

As I mentioned back in March, I began rewriting the Thimbleweed Park engine with no real goal in mind, it just seemed like something to do and I had a few ideas about UI I wanted to explore. What began as a way to waste time, turned into a fun little game prototype. It helped keep me sane. It is not a sequel.

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The CORVID-19 edition

Grumpy Gamer

There is a bi-weekly game prototype group I would meet up with and I do miss that. A few weeks ago I decided to completely rebuild the Thimbleweed Park engine, and I guess the timing was very auspicious given that it’s great at keeping me distracted and from reading the news non-stop.

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