Miracle Ports Bring the extra optimization done for console or mobile ports back to high-end devices.
Low-End Support Developers should aim to always release on multiple platforms at once: it doesn’t only increase the reach of our potential […]
Graphical Sufficiency Picking the right art style from the start makes it much easier to both Reduce Electricity Use at Runtime and […]
Pausing Properly If your game is paused, why render it at full resolution? How Halo Infinite saved massive amounts of electricity in no time.
Cleaning Up Your Data Storage Policy Data storage needs energy: the more data you store, the higher your emissions.
Optional HD Assets The highest resolution is not unanimously desired! If you run an older PC, have a slow internet connection, or even […]
Virtual Pandemic, Real Insight Developers can ground games in real Earth science and data, rather than making them purely fictional. Plague Inc. isn’t just […]
Settle With Care What does a settler game that takes environmental consequences into account look like?
Honest Power Options Your “Options” screen is a great opportunity to educate players about the impact that each graphics setting has on power […]
How Many Pixels Do You Need? Resolution is the best predictor of electricity use. By setting dynamic limits, Fortnite ensured that it never draws a sharper image than the game needs.
Don’t Leave the Engine Running By simply adjusting image output while players were idling, Fortnite was able to save a whole wind farm's worth of electricity.
Let Players Leave Let's design games so it's easy for users to power off their device without losing progress.