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Interviews
2014 in Review: Full Indie UK devs give their verdicts
Future trends from the remembrance of things past
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How to create crazy-fun gameplay without confusing your players
Alistair Aitcheson on tweaking the UX for Tap Happy Sabotage
Full Indie Uk Column
Learning to say yes: Why being an indie means putting yourself out of your comfort zone
I went to fear and all I got was this stupid t-shirt
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KPIs are important but don't fall into the Ludic Fallacy
Solve the problem not the symptom says Luke Dicken
Full Indie Uk Column
10 key steps to project management success
”I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by”
Full Indie Uk Column
How I went indie, coded Fairway Solitaire, moved continents and took 9 years to make any money
Jake Birkett on making mistakes and surviving
Full Indie Uk Column
Killing your darlings: Post-mortem of a cancelled game
Why Leaf Rider from Two Tails ran off the tracks
Full Indie Uk Column
What's the story? How to adapt your game to suit your players' taste
Luke Dicken on appling the personal touch
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Development perspective: What lessons did Develop 2014 teach our indies?
Games by the sea
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How to take on freelance development (without losing your humble indie status)
Full Indie UK's Tim Wicksteed with the honest truth
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Room for improvement: Developers weigh in on Apple's WWDC announcements
Good, but not great
Full Indie Uk Column
Now you're talking: Getting the best from your in-game voiceovers
Full Indie UK's Trevor Klein sounds off
Full Indie Uk Column
Public play: 5 lessons learned from taking games out and about
Full Indie UK's Alistair Aitcheson reveals all
Full Indie Uk Column
Six simple steps to productive and effective games PR
How to get the most for your time and money
Guest Editorial
'Everybody bumps into the first pipe': How Flappy Bird and Ikaruga turn scoreboards into an asset
Full Indie UK's Aitcheson on the numbers game
Flop To Finance
Can you turn disappointing sales into cold hard cash?
Full Indie UK's Wicksteed talks funding
So I've Had This Idea...
How to break through the creative block and come up with your next game
Full Indie UK's Klein on beating the 'paralysis of choice'
PocketGamer.biz Week That Was: Farewell Flappy Bird, Supercell's $892 million sales, and Molyneux says F2P is a sledgehammer
The past 7 days in bite-sized portions
Fighting the fear: Why the industry is as scared of Flappy Bird's rise as it is Nintendo's demise
Full Indie UK's Alexandru on the dearth of craft
Opinion: I don't care about the Dungeon Keeper debacle, and neither should you
Games press spectacularly misses the point
A question of scale: How to master dynamic UIs for mobile
Full Indie UK's Jake Birkett on why it matters
2013 In Review: Full Indie UK's Dave Mitchell, Jake Birkett, Alistair Aitcheson and Tim Wicksteed
'Someone will make the Citizen Kane of F2P games'
Ludonarrative insolence: Add one part 'game' to four parts 'story', mix well and serve
Full Indie UK's Klein on designing narrative-led games
The next big thing: Mobile devs need to embrace the leap to touchscreen desktops
Full Indie UK's Aitcheson on learning from Windows 8
Ready to pop: How to survive once the 'indie bubble' has burst
Grey Alien Games' Jake Birkett on mobile's future
Developers, are you fed up with F2P? Have you tried passive Bitcoin mining?
Icoplay's Simon Hill talks monetisation matters
Developers, indulge yourself: Why putting yourself at the heart of your game's design can pay off
Tim Wicksteed on avoiding narcissism
Mobile developers are absolutely awful at actually being mobile
Full Indie UK's Morris on getting out and about
Trail blazer or trail fail: How to make the ultimate trailer for your indie game
Full Indie UK's Trevor Klein gives his tips and tricks
Flying the flag: Indie collective Best of British rebrands as Full Indie UK
Launches 'fresh wave of public events'
Full Indie UK: Are the days of the mobile-only developer over?
Alistair Aitcheson on platform-agnosticism
Full Indie UK: You shouldn't attempt to do everything yourself
Why Byron Atkinson-Jones hired a PR agency
Full Indie UK: Why devs can't afford just to click the export button with Ouya
Learning from NimbleQuest
Best of British: How to make money the 'non-evil' way
Grey Alien's Birkett on calculating your revenue streams
Best of British: Loneliness and a lack of funds - the costs of being an indie developer
Stephen Morris on preparing to be poor
Best of British: Speaking honestly, we need to let our players be dishonest
Alistair Aitcheson on creating space for foul play
Best of British: Your 8-point plan to joining the Game Developer Failure Association (GDFA)
An all-in-one guide to flopping
Best of British: Developers need to break free of the bedroom
Byron Atkinson-Jones on breaking down barriers
Best of British: Stephen Morris considers the split second timings needed for intuitive controls
Does your ADSR match the cognitive modeling method?
Best of British: How brand power can turn your work-for-hire into something to be proud of
Somethin' Else on ad agencies as publishers
Best of British: Greenfly Studios on the fun of physical multiplayer gaming
Playing face to face
Best of British: Has the age of the App Store helped or hindered game design innovation?
Catalin Alexandru spies the current state of play
Best of British: Is crowdfunding the right solution for cash-strapped indies?
From a failed Kickstarter to forming a plan B
Best of British: Greenfly Studios on the convergence between board games and mobile
Let's get physical
Best of British: Indies - don't risk getting lost in the blend, says Alistair Aitcheson
A call for independence
Best of British: Grey Alien Games talks the pros and cons of touchscreen controls
Touch, tap, tilt or joystick?
Best of British: Alistair Aitcheson on the pros and practicalities of running a game jam
Devs that jam together, stay together
Live from the 2nd Best of British 48 hour game hack
An indie 'orgy of creativity'
Live from the Best of British 48 hour game hack
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