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There was a lot of awesomeness on hand, but in the end here’s how it shook out

How a French husband and wife duo made the most refreshing game of the summer

Hatch started with a vision to change the way people play. The industry is just now starting to play catch up to the reality of streaming games

How the emotional puzzle journey Link Twin went from failed free-to-play experiment to premium prize winner

Rogue Snail founder Mark Venturelli on the logic of hairy Vikings and evil mollusks doing battle in space, why a game should be its own tutorial, and how a developer can pass the Mom test

When Crashlands developer Sam Coster got diagnosed with cancer, his family rallied around. They happened to make the game of the year in the process.

One year since announcing our mission to the world from the Founders Stage at Slush, Hatch has proven that cloud gaming is a new reality, with implications for the whole gaming industry. We’re just getting started.

And Blindflug’s Jeremy Spillmann feels fine. The developer behind First Strike and Cloud Chasers on empathy, decision-making and designing games for the apocalypse

Early adventures in keeping the community fun, approachable and safe

Slayaway Camp’s head counselor Jason Kapalka talks horror, character and what it’s like going indie after making Bejeweled

The way we see it is that trust, fun and encouragement are the fundamental basics for creating dedicated employees.

Play together again with Hatch, now available to all Android users in Finland

Rocket Riot developer Peter de Jong on wacky powerups, the coming of Stonepunk, and how cloud gaming is changing the face of multiplayer

Games have always been social, but in the mobile era, we play in a lonely crowd. How can players take the solitary experience of their gameplay and turn it into something bigger?

Frogmind’s Teemu Mäki-Patola on bringing Badland to Hatch and finally adding online multiplayer to a classic of the smartphone era