Launched your Android game and hit with major bugs? Don’t worry, it’s part of the journey!
Here’s a practical guide on how to identify, debug, and patch big post-launch issues — perfect for beginners and useful for intermediates.
👉 Debugging After Launch in Your Android Game

Hey devs 👋
Launching your game is only the beginning. The real work? Maintenance.
Here’s a fun guide on Android game maintenance — covering pros, cons, and best practices inspired by real industry workflows. Perfect for beginners & intermediates.
👉 Android Game Maintenance

🚨 Huge shakeup in gaming: EA sold for $55B to a Saudi-backed group.
We explored the 7 biggest ways this could change games we love:

The Sims: inclusivity fears vs. cultural expansions
Battlefield: Middle East settings
Esports: boycotts or bigger prize pools?
EA as private company: rushed launches vs. more polish

Full breakdown here: Gamers Beware: A New Era?
What do you all think — is this a disaster or a golden opportunity?

The First DOS Game — Remember DONKEY.BAS?

Before graphics cards or game engines, there was a black screen and a blinking cursor.
In 1981, Bill Gates helped create DONKEY.BAS, the first known DOS game — a quirky little BASIC program where you dodged donkeys on a road.

It might sound silly, but this was the beginning of PC gaming itself.
Check out this nostalgic breakdown of how it started, how DOS games evolved, and what lessons today’s devs can learn from that era:
👉 Read here

Anyone here grew up on DOSBox or floppies? Share your memories!

If you’re a gamer visiting Perth, this spot is mandatory.

The Nostalgia Box is a living museum of video game history—filled with consoles you can actually play. From the Magnavox Odyssey to the PS2, every system tells a story.

Full article: Perth's Time Machine For Gamers

#RetroGaming #Perth #GamingHistory #AustraliaTravel

What was truly the first video game? A look back before Pong 🎮

We often think Pong started it all, but the truth goes deeper.
The first video games were scientific experiments — Cathode-Ray Tube Amusement Device (1947), OXO (1952), Tennis for Two (1958), and more.
Each one shaped how we play today.
Here’s a fun deep dive into gaming’s real origin story:
The first video game wasn’t Pong — here’s the real origin story 🎮

How do culturally rich video games help promote tourism and education?

Games like Assassin’s Creed: Origins, Ghost of Tsushima, and Genshin Impact have proven that digital worlds can inspire real-world curiosity. Players don’t just explore—they learn.

Ubisoft’s Discovery Tour mode, for example, transformed Assassin’s Creed into an interactive museum. Meanwhile, Tsushima Island in Japan saw a spike in tourism after gamers fell in love with its in-game beauty.

Culturally rich games are becoming tools for education, preserving languages, and promoting heritage travel.
Learn more about this growing trend
👉 How Culturally Rich Games Are Transforming Tourism and Education

#Gaming #Education #Tourism #CulturalPreservation

🎮 Ever wondered how game characters move so smoothly?
Learn how sprite sheets bring 2D heroes to life — and how frontend devs can animate player movement using simple JavaScript or CSS!

👉 Read more: Animating the Player Sprite

#GameDev #Frontend #SpriteAnimation

Is there blog post about Level Up KL 2025 recently?

This post has been edited by MatQuasar: Oct 30 2025, 02:47 AM

Hi, this is the only Level Up KL post recently:
https://multigamedev.blogspot.com/2025/07/w...developers.html

If you interested, I can create a blog post soon for the event happening and SEA Games Award

No need, "Level Up KL Pitch Day" is enough for me.

This post has been edited by MatQuasar: Nov 2 2025, 02:53 PM

wokie

Remember when HTML5 games replaced Flash?
Well, they’re making a HUGE comeback in 2026.
With WebGPU, AI, and cross-platform play, HTML5 gaming is more alive than ever.

Check out why developers are jumping back in 👇
HTML5 Games in 2026

#gamedev #html5 #webdev #indiegames

The RPG genre is evolving faster than ever.
Our latest article dives into how AI, cross-platform worlds, and emotional storytelling are reshaping role-playing games in 2026 and beyond.
If you love RPGs like Baldur’s Gate 3 or Final Fantasy VII Remake, this is your next must-read!
👉 Future RPG Trends 2026

💬 Hi everyone,
I compiled a new blog post analyzing the Top 5 HTML5 Game Publishing Platforms of 2025 — including real-world data, revenue models, and a section for beginners starting out.
Platforms covered: Poki, CrazyGames, GameDistribution, Itch.io, and GameMonetize.

Check it out here → HTML5 Game Goldmine

Would love your feedback — especially if you’ve published on any of these portals!

This post has been edited by meng6: Nov 7 2025, 01:29 AM