As this is our first PLAYHACK we thought it would be sensible to start with a few tips and tutorials to get you going. We’ll follow up with more of these throughout the week. Don’t forget, these are just examples. You can make any game you like.
As this is our first PLAYHACK we thought it would be sensible to start with a few tips and tutorials to get you going. We'll follow up with more of these throughout the week. Don't forget, these are just examples. You can make any game you like.
We've just rolled out the Developer Log or DevLog. The first of several community features coming soon into PlayCanvas.
We're going to be performing server maintenance over the next 48 hours to prepare for the next stages of our growth.
New news and old news: plans, iOS support, etc.
After a short summer hiatus, we're back with regular PlayCanvas feature updates.
Amazing news for PlayCanvas Users, iOS 8 is out.
We're introducing new plans for PlayCanvas users.
If you've been following the tech news over the last few months you'll have noticed that Apple is about to launch the latest version of their mobile operating system iOS 8. For us game developers this is awesome news because iOS 8 supports WebGL in mobile Safari (the news we broke on this blog a few months ago).
Last Friday night PlayCanvas resident artist Philippa Moore took our game SWOOOP up to Dalston to the London Game Space. The event?
LadyCADE, a casual and friendly gathering for people who make and enjoy games...and who happen to be women.
As part of our continuing drive to make PlayCanvas more open and a better service we've moved the source to our developer resources site: developer.playcanvas.com onto GitHub.