This section gathers technical articles written alongside the development games. Unlike the devlogs, these tutorials aren’t published on a fixed schedule. They come directly from real production problems I encounter while building games, when a technical challenge turns out to be interesting, tricky, or poorly documented, it often becomes a tutorial.
The goal of these articles is to break down concrete game development issues : how and why a system works, what went wrong in earlier attempts, and what finally led to a stable or satisfying solution. They focus on practical implementation rather than theory, and are rooted in actual use cases from an indie production context.
If you’re interested in hands-on game development insights drawn from real production challenges, this is where those lessons live.
Choosing the right rendering resolution is one of the most important decisions when creating a pixel art game. It has a direct impact on visual clarity, sprite readability, scaling behavior, and the overall appearance of the game.
Implementing pixel-perfect rendering with a smooth camera in Godot 4.6 proved to be much more complex than expected. This article details the actual problems I encountered during production (image ghosting, jittering, frame rate issues, etc.).