The PlayCanvas Community is growing all the time and we know that some of that growth is down to your hard work in promoting the engine.
Last month we introduced the Devlog to help strengthen the PlayCanvas community and this month we're launching our Referrals program. It's our way of saying thank you for using and sharing our engine. PlayCanvas simply wouldn't work without you, our community.
Propsplanet is an online digital marketplace which sells 3D models to independent game developers. Previously powered by the Unity Web Player browser plugin, Propsplanet has this week relaunched using the PlayCanvas engine.
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.
The PlayCanvas Community is growing all the time and we know that some of that growth is down to your hard work in promoting the engine.
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.
Calling all Game Developers!
PlayCanvas’ first ever PLAYHACK is upon us and that can only mean a whole month's worth of fun and some incredible game developing.
Last Thursday we hosted an event for around 50 members of the London HTML5 Game Development community at our Idea London office. After striking a deal with Papa John's, we had a great talk from Amazon's Jesse Freeman and caught up with a community that we are proud to be a part of.
We've just rolled out the Developer Log or DevLog. The first of several community features coming soon into PlayCanvas.
Last Thursday, Intel staged one heck of an awesome event in London: 'The Buzz Workshop: Be Mobile'. It was essentially a mini-conference that consisted of talks given by industry experts, a panel and even an indie game pitch event.