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The “Juice” Factor: Designing Game Feel
Designing game feel requires responsive controls, hit-stop, sound, animation, and feedback systems that make gameplay satisfying.
Wave Browser Brings Gaming Tools and Ocean Cleanup into the Same Tab
Wave Browser for gaming: built for multitasking, streaming, and tabs, with tools for gamers plus ocean cleanup support tied to everyday browsing activity.
New Vidar 2.0 Infostealer Spreads via Fake Game Cheats on GitHub, Reddit
The new infostealer campaign spreads Vidar 2.0 via fake game cheats on GitHub and Reddit, stealing crypto, login tokens, and files while targeting young gamers ignoring security warnings
FBI Investigates Steam Games Linked to Malware and Crypto Wallet Theft
FBI warns gamers after malware hidden in several Steam games stole browser data and drained cryptocurrency wallets between May 2024 and January 2026.
Gaming Clans Become Growth Engine for Playnance Ecosystem
Playnance partners with KGeN, connecting its Web3 gaming ecosystem to 53M gamers and 30K clans through community-driven platforms.
Fake Battlefield 6 Downloads Are Spreading Malware, Stealing Player Data
Bitdefender Labs found fake Battlefield 6 pirated copies and trainers spreading aggressive malware, C2 agents, and infostealers, designed to steal player data and crypto-wallets.
How to Streamline Your Game Development Process: 4 Smart Solutions
Development teams worldwide spend countless hours wrestling with the same persistent challenges: tight deadlines, resource constraints, and the…
Fake Minecraft Installer Spreads NjRat Spyware to Steal Data
Fake Minecraft clone Eaglercraft 1.12 Offline spreads NjRat spyware stealing passwords, spying via webcam and microphone, warns Point…
A Production-Scale Performance Architecture Framework for Unity Projects
A five-pillar framework for building scalable Unity projects, covering rendering, UI, physics, assets, and build strategy to maintain performance.
GameForge AI Hackathon 2025: Building the Bridge Between Natural Language and Game Creation
A 72-hour sprint that produced working solutions for one of game development's hardest problems: making it accessible to non-programmers.