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Horn gets a trailer, coming later this month

by Mike Schramm (Aug 15th, 2012)

We already knew that the developers behind the iOS horror game Dark Meadow were working on a new title called Horn, but now here's a trailer to watch. As you can tell, it looks pretty darn good. It's not quite as scary as the first game, though there are a few spooky elements, and the graphics ...

Interview with Zen Bound creators on iPad and iPhone games

by Mike Schramm (Mar 4th, 2010)

AppAdvice has an interview up with Secret Exit, the folks who made one of the best iPhone games of last year, Zen Bound. They spoke not only about that game and how the iPhone turned out to be the perfect platform for them to start out on, but also about the iPad and what they're planning to do with ...

iQuarterback 1.1 from former Ensemble Studios devs

by Mike Schramm (Apr 14th, 2009)

The folks at FuzzyCube Software dropped us a note that their first game, iQuarterback, is in the App Store now, and it looks all right -- rather than actually quarterback a game, you mostly just try to hit passing targets. And while the game is pretty barebones right now (it's only 99 cents, and ...

MacYenta.com allows you to discover the indie developer next door

by Cory Bohon (Jun 17th, 2008)

Sure there are way too many social networking sites like LinkedIn and Facebook, but what if you want to find and connect to indie Mac developers and only indie Mac developers? Well, that's where MacYenta.com comes into play. MacYenta is a one-stop way to connect directly with your indie dev peers ...

Apple to release latest Leopard beta to developers who couldn't make WWDC

by David Chartier (Jun 22nd, 2007)

A little green and blue TUAW birdie has just informed us that Apple is planning to release the Leopard beta that WWDC attendees received last week to the rest of qualifying ADC members. As to when developers can fire up their browsers and download managers, the only language we have to go on is ...

TUAW Interview series: Brent Simmons on the Leopard delay - does it change anything?

by David Chartier (Apr 20th, 2007)

Apple's announcement that Leopard has been delayed until October was quite the shocker, especially since we apparently have the iPhone to thank. This of course elicited nearly every response you can think of from every walk of life, but we don't often hear from what I feel is one of the most ...

Developers unleash exclusive offers for MacHeist participants

by David Chartier (Dec 21st, 2006)

One of the appeals of MacHeist that a few participating developers cited for their participation is residual sales. Things like upgrade licenses, extra plugins and add-ons can all be big boosts to a 3rd party developer's revenue, and some of MacHeist's participating devs have certainly hit the ...