Creating a prototype in Unity and comparing Bezi, Codex and Claude (Opus & Sonnet) medium.com/@vcorva/from-sket…

Stop designing levels, start designing moments #gamedesign #leveldesign #gamedev linkedin.com/posts/akarunkum…

12 principles behind a level that players remember linkedin.com/posts/alifarha_…

Guide to running Qwen 3.6 35B medium.com/@shreetejghodekar…

Just finished a second test of Unity Prototyping with Claude, Codex and BEZI. Similar results as the first one ( medium.com/@vcorva/testing-a… ), Claude straightforward but expensive, Codex cheaper but needed extra prompts, BEZI worked! similar experience to Codex

Programmers: What is AI bad at? linkedin.com/posts/john-byrd…

Steam algorithm linkedin.com/posts/pberesnev…

Recently had the opportunity to build 3 demos to demonstrate the power of game feel! #gamedevelopment

Never forget this airplane picture. During World War II, the military studied planes that came back from combat. They saw bullet holes all over the wings and tail, so the obvious answer was: “Add more armor where the bullet holes are.” But one statistician noticed something most people missed. These were only the planes that survived. The planes that got hit in the engine or cockpit probably never came back. So the real lesson was not where the visible damage was. The real lesson was where the missing damage was. This is survivorship bias. And developers need to understand this deeply. We only see the indie devs who made money. The SaaS founders who got users. The creators who blew up. The apps that reached the top charts. So we copy what survived. Their tech stack. Their content style. Their launch strategy. Their “simple idea.” But we rarely study the hundreds of similar people who did the same thing and failed silently. That’s why market research matters. That’s why distribution matters. That’s why testing demand matters. Don’t just ask: “What worked for winners?” Also ask: “What killed everyone who didn’t make it back?”

Agent first repo linkedin.com/posts/lorenzonu…

Comparing 2 similar Arcade-idle games, one played for 30 days, the other one deleted on day 1 linkedin.com/posts/sungsu-gr…

How does one succeed on Steam as an indie developer? linkedin.com/posts/matthewem…

3-Sink framework of idle game linkedin.com/posts/bashistha…