“Adventures in indie game development (on Linux!)” --
Already a front-end (or back-end) web developer, and curious about writing your own video games? Maybe want to try a new hobby in indie game dev for PC or console, or publish some mobile games? I made the transition, and so can you! I hope this 10 minute read will... Read »
Drag and drop blocks onto the board to rack up points and advance to the next level in this addictive new spin on the classic game of tangrams. Two different modes cater to both casual and hardcore-puzzler game styles: Zen mode allows you to take your time to use the... Read »
I had a blast with my Ludum Dare 38 Compo entry! It's a short (but complete!) puzzle game with 9 levels, something of a cross between Lemmings and Minecraft. Check it out here: Pretty rough in spots, and programmer art galore, but I'm happy with how it turned out. I'll... Read »
Michael Bethencourt (@mbgamedev) is a developer based in the SF Bay Area. He blogs about indie game development on his OS of choice, Linux.
I founded a cutting-edge coding academy. If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area, you can learn to code full-stack web development in Python and React.js, by taking one of my affordable, intensive courses.
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