AutoDraw’s AI Will Help You Draw Faster
Machine learning and HTML5 technology are at the heart of AutoDraw. This Chrome Experiment analyzes drawings made by your hand. Then it asks you whether they match any of the …Read more
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Google Doodle of Oskar Fischinger’s Musical Animations
Google Doodle celebrated the 117th birthday of Oskar Fischinger in a marvelously animated and musical way. Fischinger was an artist, animator, and filmmaker born at a time when the first …Read more
Imagining the Future Using WebGL
Kasperksy Lab, the global cybersecurity corporation, recently launched the Earth 2050 website. It features detailed predictions by experts and futurologists for 2030, 2040, and 2050. The site, which uses WebGL …Read more
Connect with People Around the World with Virtual Paper Planes
Those who grew up during the time when the internet was not yet accessible to the common man can tell us how much smaller the world feels now than, say …Read more
Introducing FBmessengergames
Facebook Messenger’s 1 billion users were treated to a new feature that rolled out in November 2016: Instant Games. The new cross-platform gaming experience was initially launched with 17 titles, …Read more
Best HTML5 Games for 2016
It’s that time of the year again, when we look back on everything we accomplished in the last 12 months, and think: Wow, we played so many games! A list …Read more
SECVRITY: An Indie Game Exported from Unity to WebVR
As consumer VR hardware and software are becoming more widely available, game designers are getting fired up to explore this new frontier. This boom in the VR industry is fueling …Read more
Locate That Landmark
Locate That Landmark is a nice showcase of how education and gaming can be found in a single, simple web game. UK’s Media media house JCDecaux has always been focused …Read more
Games as Marketing Campaigns – Lino City
Lino City is a fun endless runner game by a billion dollar European company food company Podravka. It’s a simple endless runner, but it showcases how games don’t have to be too …Read more
Wrestling With Emotions
Wrestling With Emotions goes full on whacky right off the start when you make your avatar and set him on a speed-dating for wrestlers course, trying to find the perfect …Read more
Super Markup Man – Steam Game and a Learning Tool
Gamification in education is not a new idea at all, Typing of the Dead has been released back in 1999 and is one of the first widely popular and commercially …Read more
Superpowers: Game Engine For Indies
Superpowers is a free game making tool that targets indie developers. It can create both 2D and 3D games which allow for flexibility and what you can create. Superpowers is …Read more
Zenva Launches Kickstarter for "The Complete Mobile Game Development Course"
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 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. …Read more
Boston Festival of Indie Games on Kickstarter
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 Web Framework
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 Adding WebGL support
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
WebRTC Data Channel in Firefox Nightly and Chrome Canary
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