How do I get my game downloaded? 5 techniques to conquer the universe!
Here are 5 techniques that companies and developers use to get their game downloaded. Check it out!
Read moreHere are 5 techniques that companies and developers use to get their game downloaded. Check it out!
Read moreAt GamePix we have built a complete and flexible API system to let publishers (and everybody with some coding skills actually) integrate the HTML5 games in our catalogue in a very easy and customizable way. Follow a few simple steps to achieve a correct and fully functionable integration!
Read moreToday we have a great guest post on our blog, Enrique Garcia from the Ravalmatic studio, he will talk about the physics engine behind his great HTML5 game FootChinko.
Read moreBringing visitors to your website is one, and most often the first challenge, once you have started. But it is just as important to turn your visitors into users.
What does this mean, you ask? Comparing your situation with an old school offline business, you are bringing people to your brand-new stylish store, you just opened, but when they enter the door, they find an empty store with nothing to do or to buy, perhaps they don’t get your shop concept right away or they are simply bored. Anyways, they are probably not going to stay there for very long. Either offline or online, that is something you want to avoid.
We are happy to start our HTML5 stories column here on the GamePix’ Blog with a very interesting interview to Thomas Palef, a french engineer who couldn’t resist his love for videogames to the point he decided to build the coolest retro games ever…himself!
Read moreWhen you create a game, there are a lot of little details you have to look out for to ensure a great gaming experience for as much users as possible. Different users with different devices can all play your game, if you have built a responsive game, which can be displayed on different screen sizes and can work with different processors. Using HTML5 can be a relatively easy way to achieve this, if you are following some rules and know what to look out for.
Here are our tips for making your game responsive!