Enclave Games Monthly Report: September 2016
September was a busy month, even more busy than August - you can tell by looking at how many posts were published between those two reports: exactly six.
Scooby-Doo promo game made with Phaser
I did a quick gamedev project for The Digitals - it was a Scooby-Do themed game that was promoting Dr. Gerard's new snacks.
Mozilla Gameathon in Hyderabad
It was a game development hackathon that happened on September 24th at CVSR College of Engineering in Hyderabad, India and was organized by Harsha Bandaru - Mozilla Representative in that area.
Current state of HTML5 Game Development in 2016
I wrote a guest blog post for the JS Kongress conference (where I'll be running a workshop on how to build HTML5 games with Phaser) about the current state of HTML5 game development in 2016, or at least my point of view on the given topic.
Upcoming Phaser workshop at the JS Kongress conference
If you'd like to learn how to build HTML5 games with Phaser and will be in Munich at the end of November, then I'd like to invite you to my workshop at the JS Kongress conference.
Fifth year of js13kGames - the 2016 edition
We have 127 success stories this year - that's the number of entries submitted in 2016. Finishing a game is not an easy task, even more with given constraints of size and time, that's why I appreciate every single one submitted for the js13kGames competition.
Mozilla Tech Speakers meetup and the View Source conference in Berlin
After the incredible trip to Iceland for the first JSConf there I had a week to prepare myself for the next journey, this time a lot closer - to Berlin.
Enclave Games Monthly Report: August 2016
August (and the first half of September) was so busy that this monthly report had to wait way longer than usual to be written and published.
JSConf Iceland 2016 trip report
I've attended JSConf Iceland 2016 that happened on August 25-26th in Reykjavik. I've decided to write a longer-than-usual summary of the event in the form of a trip report.
js13kGames 2016 has started!
It's the fifth edition of the yearly, month-long online competition for HTML5 game developers, and I hope it will keep the tradition of being bigger and better than the previous ones.