AI is already in phones, cameras, writing tools, design apps, music software, game engines, store pages, and probably half the tools people use without even thinking about it. So maybe the real question is not whether AI touched the work, but whether the final work is honest.
Ubisoft Philippines has shared a behind-the-scenes look at its work on Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced, marking the studio’s biggest contribution yet and its 13th AAA title developed within Ubisoft’s global network.
Former professional tennis player and college All-American Iain Atkinson talks about building Tennis Tycoon, a premium mobile tennis management sim focused on the sport behind the match.
Global Game Jam has announced GGJ Micro-Missions, a new pilot program backed by the Endless Foundation that will support indie studios and emerging game talent through paid short-form projects in art, audio, and QA.
In this Fix Stories feature, Michael “MI Pixel” Armstrong-Ingram shares how health setbacks, missed marketing lessons, NHS work, and a free webcomic helped shape Little Devil into more than a single indie game.
You bought the monitor, the hardware, and the full-price PC game. Then the game gives you black bars. Modern AA and AAA releases still need to do better for ultrawide and super ultrawide players.
Fix Access explains why PR and press outreach still matter for game developers and publishers, covering creator targeting, Steam visibility, launch timing, wishlists, and why communication needs to start before release.
Originally released as Skiptrace, Evans Kofi’s solo-developed Android platformer has been renamed Tenlands: Run, Jump, Survive after the former title became difficult to find through Google Play searches. His original Fix Stories account explains how he built and released the game alone in Ghana.
Fail Fail Succeed launches on Steam today, and solo developer Martin Zetterman speaks with Fix Gaming Channel about failure, mental health, solo development, and the real dog Eira behind the game’s quiet comfort.
Indie developers often think about trailers, Steam pages, reviews, and outreach before launch, but the numbers matter too. Fix Access explains why launch math, pricing, and break-even planning should be part of release preparation.
Looking back at Island of Hearts from Gamescom Asia x Thailand Game Show 2025, where FMV romance, creator culture, live-action storytelling, and a free Steam demo came together.
Fix Access breaks down the difference between playtesting and deeper analysis, explaining why careful, hands-on feedback can often reveal more than volume alone.
API is one of those terms indie developers keep seeing in tools, dashboards, plugins, and documentation. Here is a plain-English look at what it actually means and why it matters.
s&box once felt hard to pin down when Facepunch spoke with Fix Gaming Channel at Gamescom. In 2026, the project is much easier to explain as a Source 2-powered platform built around creating, sharing, and playing community-made games.
HueFold creator Maksym Skrypka reflects on building a color-mixing puzzle game in Kyiv during wartime, learning hard lessons from launch, and finding meaning in the quiet impact games can have on players.
