Sunny Up! let's celebrate the international sushi day
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam What I Built My game, Sunny Up, celebrates International Sushi Day! I intended to make a cute casu…
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The Starwarden — browser platformer: collect starlights, fight murklings, beat the darkness
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam What I Built The Starwarden is a browser platformer: collect starlights to push back rising darkne…
🔮 Beat the Oracle: A FIFA World Cup 2026 AI Prediction Duel
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam What I Built Beat the Oracle is a daily FIFA World Cup 2026 prediction game where you go head-to-h…
June Jubilee - An iOS Arcade Game for the June Solstice Game Jam
June Solstice Game Jam Submission Hey DEV community! I'm Nithish. I built June Jubilee, a touch-first iOS arcade game made with SwiftUI and SpriteKit …
Day 32 of Learning MERN Stack
Hello Dev Community! 👋 It is Day 32 of my continuous web development run, and today I jumped into a project that pushed my array manipulation and cond…
SOLSTICE: Planetary Balance
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam What I Built Solstice Balance is an interactive 3D calibration simulator where the player stabiliz…
What Small Mobile Game Teams Should Check When Ad Revenue Drops
When ad revenue drops in a mobile game, the first reaction is usually: “Did eCPM drop?” But in practice, eCPM is only one part of the story. For small…
I built a game with zero asset files - everything is generated in code
Building a Game with Zero Assets in Godot This is the first game I've ever made. I'm not a developer by trade, I'd never touched Godot before, and I l…
Недельный геймдев: #282 — 14 июня, 2026
Из новостей : продажи ремейка Gothic достигли 500к копий, продажи Mina the Hollower достигли 500к копий, Roblox разблокировали на территории России, п…
I Stopped Curating Games. I Built an AI Agent to Run My Portal Instead.
Picture this: You want to build a gaming portal. You need to find the games, playtest them, categorize them, write descriptions, extract thumbnails, a…
Unity UGUI Optimization: Why Rendering.UpdateBatches Can Cost More Than Your Combat Scene
Intro A high Rendering.UpdateBatches cost in Unity’s UGUI often signals excessive SyncTransform activity. This article breaks down how TransformDirty …
Локализация .NET-игры на коленке (devlog игровой разработки)
Продолжаю рассказывать о разработке своей интерактивной книги в формате « симулятора поддержки людей, столкнувшихся с аномально-криповым». В этот раз …
After Turing- teach a machine to judge, then watch it act alone
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam What I Built I built After Turing , a short browser game where you teach a machine when to trust, …
Ray Tracing
Honestly, the way dedicated hardware and software engineering have teamed up has totally changed the game for developers making worlds look real. Inst…
I gave 8 AI agents an island and watched a society emerge — wars, gossip, grudges, and peace
Tiny Civilization: what happens when AI agents have to live together I grew up on Age of Empires , Sid Meier's Civilization , and Rise of Nations . Th…
I Tested Popular Godot MCPs by Migrating a Godot 3.6 Project to Godot 4.6
I tested three Godot MCPs by giving Codex the same task: Connect to a Godot 3.6 project and migrate it to Godot 4.6. Simple test. Same project. Same p…
How Much Does Mobile Game Development Cost in 2026?
"How much will my game cost?" is the first question nearly every client asks us. And the honest answer is always the same: it depends. But that does n…
Lava Leap: Shipping an Endless Climber with an AI Pair Programmer
Lava Leap is an endless vertical climber: you scale procedurally generated platforms while lava rises from below, and your score is your height plus t…
Shipping a puzzle where one shape doesn't quite fit: Off By One
Off By One started from a single premise: what if the whole game was just "find the one that's off"? A grid of geometric shapes, all nearly identical.…
The Imitation Game — A Reverse Turing Test Set on June 21, 1952
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam "I propose to consider the question: Can machines think?" — Alan Turing, 1950 June 21, 1952. Wilms…
Turing's Light — A Narrative Puzzle Game About Logic, Pride & Legacy
🎮 Play the Game 🔗 Live: https://turings-light.vercel.app 💻 Code: https://github.com/redwanshahriarshubho/turings-light 📹 Demo Video What I Built Turin…
Idle Game Economy Design: What Your Currency Sinks Actually Eat
There's a tidy framework going around for idle game economy design. Three sinks — Progression, Engagement, Prestige — and for each one, a row telling …
Mobile Game Power Optimization: Why 30 FPS vs 60 FPS Can Double Energy Usage (Real Data Breakdown)
Introduction Real-world mobile game power consumption varies significantly across rendering complexity, frame rate, and device workload distribution. …
Solitice (Game Jam 2026)
What I Built I built Solitice, a relaxing, Solstice-themed 2D pixel art sidescroller. My intended goal was to capture the atmospheric and calming esse…
Pux: Bringing Pygame to Rux
I've been working on a project called Pux , a set of Pygame bindings for Rux . The goal is simple: make it easy to create graphical applications and g…
I Built 40+ Free Browser Games in Vanilla JS — Here's What I Learned
I Built 40+ Browser Games in Vanilla JavaScript — Here's What I Learned Over the past few months, I built GamelyByte — a collection of 40+ original br…
Celebrate June rituals with Solstice Bingo!
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam Before we dive into technicalities, let me make one thing straight – I love rituals and small cele…
Bletchley — A Codebreaker Game About Winning the War and Losing the Man
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam What I Built Bletchley is a web codebreaking game set at Bletchley Park, 1939–1945. You play as an…
How I Built a Treasure-Run Game Where Australia Saves the Sun
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam What I Built For this game jam, I built Dawn Dashers , an adventure runner set during the June Sol…
The Last Computation: A Game About Alan Turing's Final June
This is a submission for the June Solstice Game Jam Before we talk about the game, let me take you somewhere. It is June 8, 1954. A housekeeper walks …