Pablo Farias Navarro, the founder of Zenva which has already authored 38 online courses on web, app and game development is launching a Kickstarter called The Complete Mobile Game Development …Read more
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. …Read more
The Boston Festival of Indie Games, one of the premier, community-run Indie Game Festivals in the country celebrating independent game development in New England and neighboring regions has launched a …Read more
Nintendo announced the upcoming WebKit and HTML5-based Nintendo Web Framework at GDC this week for the Wii U Details are still sketchy but details of the GDC session are: The …Read more
Ludei is adding WebGL support to it’s iOS and Android wrappers – giving developers full 3D support on the two dominant smartphone platforms for their 3D WebGL games and Apps. …Read more
While WebSockets was a carrot for HTML5 developers imagining smooth multi-player games natively in the browser, the truth was that a TCP-based centralized mechanism was never going to cut it …Read more
Mod.it is a newly launched platform for collaboration and hacking on HTML5 games right from your browser (you can give Mod.it a test drive by just visiting the site – …Read more
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Google has finally made it easy to turn on WebGL on it’s flagship Chrome for Android browser. Simply make sure you have the latest Beta from the Play store and …Read more
.net Magazine has a nice round up by Rob Hawkes of a great selection of HTML5 Games, pulled from different genres and technologies. Read .net Magazine’s Top 20 HTML5 Games …Read more
Ceilfire, a platform that allows users to create, publish and play HTML5-Games directly in the browser without requiring any programming skills has launched it’s public Alpha – you can see …Read more
Rob Hawkes has written an excellent post on the future of Web (particularly plugin-free HTML5) games. One of his main points is that people have been porting games from other …Read more
The Mozilla Foundation has launched this years “Game On” Competition, which challenges participants to create games for the Open Web. Prizes include an all-expenses-paid trip to GDC 2013 and marketing …Read more
OnGameStart, the original HTML5 Game Development conference, is expanding to the US with an US-based event taking place on March 15, 2013 in New York City. Michal has once again …Read more
Atari arcade, the Microsoft sponsored HTML5 re-imagining of Atari’s classic catalog, is opening up it’s development platform: Supported by Internet Explorer and Atari, the new Atari Arcade is a browser-based …Read more
Booster Media has created an Infographic on next generation HTML5 Mobile Gaming that covers a wide range of details on Mobile HTML5 Game Development. Click the image below to view …Read more
HTML5 Game Engine maker Scirra has posted a somewhat scathing review of IE10 performance when it comes to HTML5 Games. What makes the piece interesting is that IE10’s Canvas performance …Read more
Adding yet another potential target platform for HTML5, Internet Explorer is included in a recent update Microsoft released include. An Early report indicates the IE9-based browser is capable of playing …Read more