Thanks to the efforts from our community members Frank Force and Gabor Heja we now have our very own Wikipedia page about the js13kGames competition!
Visit: wikipedia.org/wiki/Js13kGames
The process of having a new page published on Wikipedia is surprisingly long and complicated - it took us a few good months from the initial draft to the final, accepted version, and required following a strict formatting, ownership confirmation of the logo, listing all the necessary sources, but we’ve made it!
Ania Kubów did it again: she created a video about top 20 winners from js13kGames 2021 which was published on freeCodeCamp’s YouTube channel.
Last year’s video was a great success, so the similar material was collected and recorded by Ania this time as well. Packed with knowledge from the developers of the 20 best entries, it’s definitely worth watching in full as you can learn plenty of cool and useful tricks in this size-constrained environment first hand.
If you want to learn even more though, don’t forget that you can read Post Mortems of many games, written by the devs themselves, or dive into the source code of any given entry directly, as all of them are hosted on GitHub.
Similar to how we organized it last year, we’re going to have an Awards Ceremony this year as well to announce the winners, but also showcase interesting entries, share experts’ feedback, win swag in a quiz, and much more.
Join us, if you want to be amongst the first ones who got to know the winners!
It’s going to happen online next week, on Tuesday October 5th, starting at 6 PM CET (GMT+2) - make sure to join the event on Meetup! Our host for the evening will be Sascha Depold from eBay, and the session will be recorded to be published later on on our YouTube channel.
HTML5 Game Developer, Enclave Games indie studio founder, js13kGames competition creator and Gamedev.js Weekly newsletter publisher.
