Automating level testing with AI
Let’s go in depth on using AI to test the levels of a platform game. How do you automate the testing of procedurally generated game
Getting started with motion capture games
Motion Capture is Recording real-life movements from actors and converting them into hyper-realistic 3D animations. Although this technique has been used for over 20 years
Open door day at a games company
The games industry in the Netherlands frequently debates how to better align the requirements of game-education and students to those of game companies. There’s enough
Dashboards for Serious Games
Over the past few years we’ve seen one aspect of our products become more and more important. This is the ability to reliably answer questions
Open House – 13 April 2019
We are organising another open house! Always wanted to have a look in a gamestudio? Are you crazy about games and want to know how
Personal Space: Introduction
The content below has been reposted from Peculiar Puffin, Tristan’s blog, in which he talks about storytelling, stories and the people who tell them. All
What we’re playing Wednesday: Tim’s favorite
Although game development takes up a lot of our time, we’re also passionate gamers in our spare time. In this weekly item, Grendel monsters will tell
What we’re playing Wednesday: Jan-Jaap’s current favorite
Although game development takes up a lot of our time, we’re also passionate gamers in our spare time. In this weekly item, Grendel monsters will tell
Meet Justin and Quirina
18 September 2018 – A new school year brings a new batch of fresh interns! Justin Hey! I am Justin van der Leij. De programming intern at
Open House
September 11th 2018 – Visit Grendel Games’ open house on Saturday October 13th from 11.00 until 15.00, at De Blokhuispoort in Leeuwarden. Always wanted to have
Grendel Games joins the Water Alliance
Grendel Games is proud to announce that we have joined the Water Alliance. The Water Alliance is an unique partnership of public and private companies,
The best of both worlds
This is an updated version of an earlier article – you can download the original article here Developing a serious game concept (or the
Procedural Generation
On April 25 two employees of Grendel Games attended the Everything Procedural Conference 2018 at the NHTV in Breda. There were many interesting talks, each
In depth: Memory debugging for Unity
For the release of our latest Serious Game, Garfield’s Count Me In, we suspected we had a memory leak. After about one hour of gameplay,
In depth: Procedural water paint stains
Update: This article features the game ‘Doctor Flow’ which has recently been released on Steam! Visit the Steam store page here. Above is a screenshot
