An 8-bit tribute to Buffalo Bills number 17.
Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills is known for his heroic leaps.
Jump like Josh in this fan-made web game and see how you do when you're in control of the play!
As seen on local news station WGRZ.
A deceptively simple color matching mobile game.
Conceptualized nearly 20 years ago, Match Caixa is now in Early Access on the Google Play Store.
This relaxing puzzler generates soothing tones as players tap and swipe their screen to match the target color.
Unsurprisingly this game was originally developed in Flash and has been through many iterations before finally making it to mobile devices. The original version was featured in PRINT Magazine's 2005 Interactive Anual and a finalist in the Flash Forward Festival the same year.
Swiftly snap passes into the moving targets to score.
Displayed on an oversized touch screen at promotional events this HTML5 sports favorite scored big with the college crowd. The $25,000 sweepstake might have had something to do with it but so did the fast and addictive gameplay.
Using the ultra-flexible PhaserJS framework we were able to create a game that worked not only on the big screen but on all screens.
Power Rangers blast away in this promotional game.
This promotional game, for a set of Power Ranger Dino Charge toys, works even on older browsers with no support for modern features like HTML5 Canvas.
Battle your way through three levels of power blasting to defeat the evil alien and his henchmen; performing power punches and sword strikes for bonus points.
One-bit Type Shooter. Your keyboard is your weapon.
Mavis Beacon eat your heart out. This is not your parent's typing tutor.
The WASDA System is under invasion by the Evil Empire and you alone can defend it in this typing game meets bullet hell shooter mashup.
Keep Ye Alive, a 48 hour game jam game.
GitHub Repository Available
Ludum Dare is a yearly game jame. Participants have 48 hours to develop a game around a croudsourced concept which is unveiled when the clock starts ticking.
While the version of the game line to here has the benefit of another 50 or so hours of work done after the original game jam version, the core functionality and concept were concieved in the crucible of Ludum Dare.
The game is an "endless runner with roguelike elements" and a twist. The game character is in control of their own destiny and you, the player, have to keep him alive by picking up coins and using them to purchase potions for the hero.
In the spirit of Ludum Dare, the source code for this game is posted here:
- jrod-disco/ld46-keepalive
VR-friendly experiments with react-three-fiber.
GitHub Repository Available
The react-three-fiber library facilitates the creation of ThreeJS content within a React application environment. These experiments scracth the surface of what is possible with this library. Please note that these examples are not optimized and some may take a few minutes to load depending on your internet connection.
My favorite experiment, to date, TURRELL CUBE is an ode to artist James Turrell. Specifically the installation “Catso, Red” at the Mattress Factory in Pittsburgh, PA. This was the first work by Turrell that I experienced.
The related repositories are publicly available here:
- jrod-disco/r3f-poc
- pmndrs/react-three-fiber
A childish two-player battle for global domination.
Inspired by the foreign policy of the 45th U.S. presidential administration, this editorial-cartoon-gone-interactive pits two unbalanced world leaders in a dangerous nuclear food fight.
The twist in this “news game” is that both players need to share the same touch-screen device while playing. What usually starts as a civil contest soon devolves into finger pointing and name calling. Sad.
The integration or application of games and game-related concepts to everyday tasks such as learning, wellness, productivity and business activities.
The total global revenue in the learning games market in 2012 was $3.9 Million1 and grew to $2.6 Billion in 20192, making it one of the fastest growing trends in education.
Here are some of the clients we have worked with: • American Express • The Buffalo News • Comedy Central • Crayola • Fisher-Price • Houghton Mifflin Harcourt • Independent Health • InStyle Magazine • Ripley Publishing • Roadrunner Records • SAP Global Marketing • TIME Inc. • Unilever Brands • Xerox •