The eighth edition of the js13kGames competition started a few days ago – you have almost an entire month to create a game in 13 kilobytes and then win a lot of cool prizes. Theme for this year is back. Check the Resources for useful links, and join the fun!…
This prototype has a ship selector.Each scheme is random. The goal is to fill the blue bar by killing the mothership. When our ship collide with enemies we loose energy (red bar).You have to tap on the screen (or click with the mouse on the game area) and the ship…
There will be a new category in the js13kGames 2019 online competition – Web Monetization. Participants will be able to monetize their entries thanks to the partnership with Coil. Read more at medium.com.
W3C is pleased to announce a report from the W3C Workshop on Web Games held in late June 2019, in Redmond, WA, USA. The workshop convened about 100 participants representing browser vendors, game engines developers, games developers, game distributors, and device manufacturers. Together, they discussed the future of Web technologies…
Join us next month in kickstarting the js13kGames 2019 competition with a hackday on Saturday August 17th in GameOn Berlin venue full of arcade machines, BBQ, food and drinks, all for free. Visit meetup.com to register.
After some time, Enclave Phaser Template was updated from Phaser 2 to 3. You can check it on GitHub where the source code is hosted.
Let’s start a new category/series on the website – Prototypes. Each post will introduce a new game prototype you can look into to learn how to build it, or use the source code for your own needs. This prototype has a world selector, each world is divided by a level…
The long-awaited Ethereum blockchain-based card game built with HTML5, SkyWeaver, get’s its reveal trailer finally published on YouTube. You can watch the video to get the feeling of what’s coming – the game is currently available in early access. Welcome to SkyWeaver! A worldwide competitive trading card game from another…
The W3C Workshop on Web Games was held in Microsoft HQ offices in Redmond, and it was all about the future of gamedev and the state of the technologies that can be used to develop games. The list of topics discussed at the workshop is quite impressive: threads, WebAssembly, glTF,…
There’s an ongoing project called Meditations Games started by Rami Ismail last year that showcases one game demo every single day throughout 2019. Devs can create their game in any technology as long as they are able to build it for MacOS and Windows. This means web based games are…
