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Escape From Tarkov dev wants to bet on 'risky' games with its new publishing arm
Game Developer Sep 22, 2026, 6:00 p.m. UTC · 1 hour, 1 minute ago • Diego Argüello Briefing Game Developer reports that Battlestate Games is launching Battlestate Games Publishing, a new arm aimed at supporting “hardcore” games. The pitch is straightforward: back projects that are riskier, more niche, or harder to fit into a conventional publishing model. For developers, the interesting part is less the brand name and more the implied strategy.
Universal Data Browser released for zero-setup Unity runtime debugging
About This Project Universal Data Browser (UDB) is now available on the Unity Asset Store. It is a runtime exploration and debugging tool designed to inspect complex Unity state without requiring custom inspectors or temporary logging code. UDB can traverse deeply nested classes, structs, managed and native collections, private fields, and static state while the project is running.
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Tim Ruswick Video Sep 22, 2026, 2:54 p.m. UTC · 35 minutes ago • Tim Ruswick Briefing Tim Ruswick details 23 abandoned prototypes spanning roughly the last 10 years, using each one to extract a design lesson rather than treating them as dead ends. The throughline is practical: small experiments can reveal whether a mechanic has a strong core loop, a readable control scheme, or enough novelty to justify more production time.
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