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PlayCanvas is a popular 2D/3D game engine with a full editing environment for creating WebGL accelerated high performance games. PlayCanvas has a proprietary online 3D editor built on top of an open-source game development framework. We have long followed the progress of the PlayCanvas engine, including this multi-part creating your
PlayCanvas 2.5 Released Read More
The popular Babylon JS Game Engine for creating 3D games that can run on the web just released Babylon 7. Key features of this release include: Key Links BabylonJS Homepage Babylon 7 Release Notes GitHub Repository You can learn more about Babylon 7 watching the following video or clicking the
BabylonJS 7 Game Engine Released Read More
The open source HTML5 game development Phaser just turned 10 and to celebrate they released Phaser 3.60, the biggest release to date. You can learn more about the first decade of Phaser in this Patreon blog post. If you are interested in learning Phaser check out our (somewhat dated) tutorial
Phaser Turns 10 — Release 3.60 Version Read More
Ever since Opera purchased GameMaker developer YoyoGames earlier this year, there have been several changes leading to today’s announcement of GXC. Earlier in the year they announced a new free tier of GameMaker followed shortly thereafter by changes to the pricing structure and a move to subscription based pricing. Today
Opera Launch GXC Publishing — Supports Free 1-Click Publishing From GameMaker Read More
The open source HTML5 game framework Phaser just released Phaser 3.50, the single biggest release to date with hundreds of improvements.
Phaser 3.50 Released Read More
Babylon.js, the open source 3D web based game engine, just released version 4.2 with a ton of new features and tools. Key features of the 4.2 release include: New particle editor for direct creation of particle systems in the Inspector new Sprite Editor built into the Inspector to create, control
Babylon.JS 4.2 Game Engine Released Read More
microStudio is a game engine that runs entirely in your browser and makes it incredibly easy to get started creating 2D games, with a polished, well designed, comprehensive and documented set of tools. You can start as easily as going to microStudio.dev in your browser, clone an existing or create
microStudio Game Engine Hands-On Read More
Google just open sourced Resonance Audio, their 3D spatial audio rendering SDK. It supports multiple platforms and game engines including Unreal, Unity, wWise, FMod, iOS, Android and Web. You can learn more about Resonance Audio here, while the source is hosted on Github under the liberal Apache 2 source license. Resonance enables you to create […]
Hands On with Google Resonance Audio Read More
Welcome to the getting started tutorial in the ongoing BabylonJS Tutorial Series. Today we are going to look at creating our first simple Babylon application setup and running. As always there is a HD video version of this tutorial available here or embedded down below. To get started with BabylonJS, we need a […]
BabylonJS Tutorial Series–Getting Started Read More
Introduction Welcome to the first part of a multipart tutorial series on creating games using the Haxe programming language with the Heaps graphics engine. Heaps is under development by Nicolas Cannasse, the guy that created the Haxe language in the first place. In his own words: Heaps is a cross platform graphics engine designed […]
Haxe And Heaps Tutorial Series: Getting Started Read More
