Bryant Francis is a Senior Editor and Writer at Game Developer. He specializes in gaming, technology, and artificial intelligence, often exploring the intersection of these fields within the broader context of arts and entertainment. Bryant's work has been featured in Gamasutra and Game Developer, showcasing his insights into the gaming industry and emerging tech trends.
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Bryant Francis predominantly covers the business and lifestyle aspects of the video game industry, including company announcements, data-driven insights, and press releases. He seems to be interested in new game releases, industry events, and developments within gaming companies.
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Baked-in lighting, mushy meshes, and high polygon counts are telltale signs of AI-generated work.
By: Bryant Francis
High-fidelity hair can be a tricky challenge in video games. BioWare's shown off its solutions for Dragon Age: The Veilguard.
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Game developers are among the millions users leaving X (formerly Twitter) and signing up for Bluesky. What are they getting out of the platform?
By: Bryant Francis
Blizzard's new plans for World of Warcraft show why MMORPGs may have plenty of life left as a genre.
SuperAuthenti wants to "paws" the rumors of generative AI and blockchain technology in Catly.
At a Glance OtherSide Entertainment's Thick as Thieves is a PvPvE entry in the typically single-player 'immersive sim' genre.
2024 was another momentous year for the video game industryβand not always for the right reasons.
These are a few of the developers we'd like to send a special note of kudos to, for making the industry a better place in a very difficult year.
In a year of great (and sometimes terrible) change, there were still incredible games.
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