The third challenge in the upcoming Gamedev.js Jam 2026 with an official announcement after the Open Source and Wavedash ones focuses on building your game with Phaser. Simply develop your game using any version of the Phaser game framework. Make sure to visit the Phaser website to find docs, resources,…
The second challenge in the upcoming Gamedev.js Jam 2026 we’re announcing through the blog post after the Open Source one is all about deploying to Wavedash. The requirement is that participants deploy and publish their jam game on Wavedash. Anyone can enter regardless of the engine they use. The prize…
The upcoming Gamedev.js Jam 2026 starting April 13th will have a few optional challenges – the first we’re announcing is the Open Source one where you need to provide your source code on GitHub to participate. Provide the source code of your entry on GitHub in a readable form to…
In exactly two months from now the seventh edition of Gamedev.js Jam, the online web game development competition, will begin. You’ll have thirteen days between April 13th and 26th 2026 to create a web game on a given theme announced at the start – we’ll have plenty of prizes to…
Results of the Gamedev.js Survey 2025 conducted last month were finally published – we’ve received a total of 445 filled surveys, which is a solid amount given the form was open for only 11 days in December. There were the same 40 questions as previously, and so many individuals spent…
The fifth year of collecting YOUR feedback through Gamedev.js Survey, which shape the current state of Web Game Development report, is on – this time the form is open between December 8th and 19th. This year’s edition is supported by GitHub. All 40 questions are optional, so you can answer…
The winners of the fourteenth edition of the js13kGames competition were announced some time ago already – let’s look at the best games submitted this year. Those are the thirteen best overall games from js13kGames 2025: CLAWSTRIKE by Rémi Vansteelandt Cat Survivors by Elias Ku and Alexandra Al Witchcat by…
The online competition for web game developers trying to squeeze an entry into a 13 kilobyte zip package since 2012 started as always on August 13th, and you have a whole month until September 13th to submit your entry on a given theme: Black Cat. There are more than twenty…
Organized by GitHub between July 16th and September 22nd, For the Love of Code is a global hackathon for developers to build fun projects, and one of the categories include web games. That idea you’ve been sitting on? The domain you bought at 2AM? A silly or serious side project?…
Out of the four original challenges in Gamedev.js Jam 2025, where the winners from the first three were presented on May 11th, the V Shaders challenge had an extended deadline, and now those best entries are finally out as well. This year’s Gamedev.js Jam 2025 brought many creative highlights, but…
