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Gamifying Language Learning: Design Principles for EdTech
Our approach to designing educational mini-games that actually teach - from data-driven asset pipelines to culturally sensitive UI.
David Edgecombe·1 Mar 2026·5 min read
Building Reusable Game Frameworks in Unity | Faster Development
How we built a modular hypercasual framework - reusable audio managers, haptic systems, and UI modules - and how it accelerates client projects.
David Edgecombe·23 Feb 2026·4 min readProcedural Generation on Mobile: Balancing Complexity and Performance
How we implemented procedural map generation using Perlin Noise and cellular automata for a 4X strategy game on mobile, including chunk-based loading and memory management.
David Edgecombe·15 Feb 2026·5 min read
Designing Mobile UI for Complex Games: Lessons from RuneScape and MMOs
How we adapt complex desktop game interfaces for touchscreens while preserving the features players need.
David Edgecombe·13 Feb 2026·5 min read
What Makes a Great Game Development Consultancy in the UK?
The UK is home to world-class game development talent. Here is what separates a great game dev consultancy from the rest - and what to look for when choosing one.
David Edgecombe·9 Feb 2026·5 min readBuilding Infinite Progression Systems in Unity | Game Design Patterns
How we designed Domi Online's progression system around 64-bit integers, including networking, storage and overflow handling.
David Edgecombe·9 Feb 2026·7 min read
Interview with Merit Circle
David Edgecombe sits down with Merit Circle (now Beam) to discuss building Domi Online, a medieval fantasy MMORPG with no level cap.
David Edgecombe·6 Mar 2024·5 min readPut these ideas to work on your project
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