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Solo developer HyperMad Interactive is building Bloodfall's first-person melee combat around direct mouse control and physically simulated weapons that collide, rebound, lock, deflect, and interact with the environment in real time.

Joseph Deese explains how Render Ready uses real-world garment scanning instead of digital cloth simulation and how it uses custom poseable mannequins for physical capture.

We asked Robin Ras, Co-Founder of Rusty Lake, about its latest game, Servant of the Lake, the lore, and puzzle-making.

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Anastasiia Manaeva discussed the workflow behind the Matsuri project, explaining how she studied references of traditional Japanese festival floats to make a believable scene and detailing how she achieved the lively atmosphere without adding people.

New Blood Interactive CEO Dave Oshry discusses New Blood's developer-first philosophy, early access strategy, and how the studio has grown by staying independent and avoiding industry trends: "We fund our studio with sales from our video games and merchan

NetEase breaks down how Where Winds Meet was built, covering its proprietary engine, wuxia-inspired systems, motion capture pipeline, and the challenge of creating a historically authentic open world.

Everyone except for Jez Corden has been fired.

A now-mandatory performance test was shared by Francesco Piacenti.

Mustafa Suleyman had his mind blown by the community's negative reaction to Microsoft's "agentic OS" comments.