An "oldish", yet very interesting Interview of some of the more famous Voxel GameDevs: Branislav Siles (Atomontage Engine), Gavan Woolery (Voxel Quest) and Miguel Cepero (Voxel Farm). Sadly the Sound Quality isn't the best with some.

From debug menus, to unused music, graphics, enemies, or levels, many games have content never meant to be seen by anybody but the developers — or even meant for everybody, but cut due to time/budget constraints.

OpenTomb (formerly TRE) is an engine replacement project intended to play levels from all classic TR games (TR 1-5) and custom levels.

Every now and then, someone asks, “What’s taking them so long? Why is the game still in development?” The questions are understandable. You hear that a game has been in development for more than a decade and you think that a decade is a very long time.

As the DayZ creator embarks on a new venture, he speaks at length about the pitfalls and possibilities of Early Access development, as learned on that massively successful project.

Interesting talk about Witcher III's story design and it's strong links to the American hard-boiled detective novel.

Using and implementing weighted selections in Unity3D

In furthering the advantages and appeal of the Web as a platform for games and game technologies, Mozilla is publishing its games-focused roadmap.

The big list of resources for videogame developers. This list includes resources for 2D and 3D Graphics, Code / Coding, Game Engines, Brainstorming, Design, Textures, Video, Audio, Controls, Narrative / Storytelling, Project Management, Business and many more!