Game Development Blog
Technical articles on Unity development, mobile porting, and game architecture.
5 Signs You Need a Co-Development Partner
Identify the five key signals that a game studio should bring in a co-development partner: missed milestones, skill gaps, and more.
Adam Kaye·5 Oct 2026·10 min readLatest articles
Building Accessible Games: WCAG for Interactive Content
A practical guide to making games accessible to players with disabilities, covering WCAG 2.2 AA standards applied to interactive content.
David Edgecombe·28 Sept 2026·9 min readGame Development Budget Breakdown: Where Does the Money Go?
Break down a typical game development budget by category and learn what drives costs in engineering, art, design, QA, and project management.
David Edgecombe·21 Sept 2026·9 min read
Why Your Legacy Educational Game Needs an Update
Flash is dead, learners are mobile-first, and accessibility requirements have evolved. Here is the case for modernising your educational game.
Adam Kaye·14 Sept 2026·9 min readCross-Platform Save Systems: Cloud Sync Done Right
A technical guide to implementing cross-platform cloud save systems in Unity, covering conflict resolution, offline-first architecture, and platform APIs.
David Edgecombe·7 Sept 2026·11 min readThe True Cost of Game Development Outsourcing
Go beyond hourly rates to reveal the full cost of outsourcing game development: communication overhead, ramp-up time, IP risk, and quality variance.
Adam Kaye·31 Aug 2026·11 min readPorting a 20-Year-Old Game to Mobile: Lessons from RuneScape
Lessons from our team's experience porting RuneScape to mobile at Jagex, covering legacy codebases, touch UI, and mobile performance.
David Edgecombe·24 Aug 2026·9 min read
SCORM vs Custom API: Integrating Games with Learning Management Systems
Compare SCORM (1.2 and 2004) with custom API approaches for connecting educational games to LMS platforms like Moodle, Canvas, and Blackboard.
David Edgecombe·17 Aug 2026·11 min readHow Long Does Game Development Take? A Realistic Timeline
Realistic timelines for different game types, the factors that affect delivery and how to plan around common delays.
Adam Kaye·10 Aug 2026·10 min readPut these ideas to work on your project
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