ADHD
Making Games That Click with ADHD Players I’m a doctor and a developer, which makes for an interesting mix when talking about ADHD in gaming. I also work closely with ADHD individuals, consulting on how tech and gaming can be better designed for them. During the last Global Game
ADHD
Cut through the clutter and design apps/games that enhance focus and joy for ADHD users. Explore key principles like simplicity, predictability, and customization to foster engagement without overwhelm.
3D Game Engine
Alright, let me start by saying this: I’m a doctor. Yep, the kind with a stethoscope and everything. But here’s the twist—I also code. Weird combo, right? Well, it gets weirder. My coding journey took an unexpected turn when I decided to dive into game development—not
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Hey there, game dev legends! So, you’ve got this killer idea for a multiplayer game. Maybe it’s an epic battle royale where players fight to survive in a neon-lit cyberpunk world, or perhaps it’s a cozy co-op farming sim that brings people together. Whatever your vision is,
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What is Godot? Why the Fuzz? Godot is absolutely mind-blowing. It’s not just a game engine—it’s a creative playground that feels like it was tailor-made for people like me: solo devs, hobbyists, and even seasoned pros who crave control over their projects without the bloat or corporate
ADHD
Joining the Global Game Jam (Bubble 2025) was an exciting opportunity for me to merge my passion for technology and mental health. The event took place in Divizyon Konya, Turkey, and it brought together around 200-300 participants from various fields. As a medical doctor and web developer, I wanted to
Games
Retro gaming refers to playing older video games, typically from consoles such as the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES), Sega Genesis, or Sony PlayStation. These games evoke nostalgia and allow players to experience the charm of gaming eras gone by. To run these games, enthusiasts often rely on emulators—software applications
gamedev
A friend asked me to put together a list of open-source game engines for mobile (Android) to help his teenage son explore game development. They wanted to try a few engines and pick the best one to learn with, and that’s how the idea for this list came about!
Gaming
MCDash is a self-hosted simple dashboard for your Minecraft server. It allows you to see the current status of your server, the online players, console and more. 14 Open-source free Minecraft servers and server manager solutionsMinecraft is a popular sandbox game that allows players to build and create their own
Education
Learning to code can be an exhilarating journey for kids and teens, especially when they see their creations come to life as games. How Kids and Teens Can Start Learning Programming by Creating Games Here's how young aspiring programmers can embark on this adventure: 1. Choose a Kid-Friendly
Game Server
What is a Game Server? A game server is a dedicated server used to host online multiplayer video games. It provides the necessary infrastructure for players to connect, interact, and play together over the internet. The game server manages various aspects of the game, including player connections, game logic, in-game
Open-source
Lemuroid is a free and ad-free open-source emulator designed for Android devices. It provides a great user experience and is optimized for a wide range of devices. However, high-performance devices are needed for emulation of newer consoles. Users must provide their own legally owned ROM files. Lemuroid is a standalone
Open-source
Gopher Game Server is a powerful platform that offers a wide range of tools to help developers build online multiplayer games and real-time applications with ease. With its flexible and diverse set of tools, developers can customize their games and applications to meet the specific needs of their projects. Features