Bigger Isn't Always Better
Indie Mavens on the opportunities of making lots of small games
Can you be true to yourself while still turning a profit?
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Nuchallenger
Articles featuring Shawn Allen
Troubleshooters
Indie Mavens discuss the difficulties of supporting iOS games
A Sisyphean task
Smarter Box
Are indie devs interested in supporting Apple TV?
Indie Mavens debate Apple's new box
Curvy Future?
Is there still a mass market for pixel art games?
Indie Mavens debate blocky glories
Eye Of The Beholder
Does Apple really care about indie game developers?
Our Indie Mavens debate Apple's attitude
Attracting Eyeballs
Why should anyone care about your game?
Indie Mavens discuss how to make an impact
Good Enough To Go
How do you know when your game is ready to launch?
Advice, tricks and tips from the Indie Mavens
No Nickles, No Dimes
Indies Mavens debate whether Nintendo should go paid or F2P?
How to revive a classic business?
Revved Up
Devs debate Unity 5 vs Unreal Engine 4 and Source 2
The Indie Mavens talk engines
Mobile Mavens
Why indies should be more open about personal finance and development costs
It's not all about success stories
Hot Air
Do discovery issues mean Steam is now better than mobile for indies?
Our Indie Mavens debate price, community and impact
Mobile Mavens
Indie Mavens on 2014: The year of Threes, 80 Days, GamerGate and the promise of VR to come
It is the time for retrospection
Mobile Mavens
VR is cool, but currently lacks commercial viability say our Indie Mavens
Show us the retail units!