Modit's 2nd Make It Anything HTML5 Game Dev Contest

Modit’s second ‘Make it Anything’ game dev contest currently running. You can find more info on the prize breakdown and how to enter here: https://mod.it/contest. The contest runs through 8/30/2013.

Modit offers a new approach to crowd sourced HTML5 development by letting you

  • Take any existing game
  • Modify it without limitations (all the way down to the source code)
  • Publish and share your games via a simple url

All from within your browser. You can check out the site here: https://mod.it/.

Mod.it is still in early beta if you have any feedback on the platform you can post it on the Mod.it reddit http://www.reddit.com/r/modit.

All you need to enter is some inspiration. Modit hosts your game for you, you can develop and publish entirely within the browser, and there is no entry fee.

Mod.it’s has also launched a number of new features – which you can check out in the video below:


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