Entries by Javi Sanz
Colyseus, an uncomplicated library for multiplayer games
A couple of weeks ago we released our latest game, Mini Pool. It has been a success and Colyseus.io has contributed a lot to achieving this. Our programmers had less stress dealing with server issues and could concentrate on developing game play. We considered to code the server side directly with node and websockets. […]
ReSkinning: customizable and cheap games
While some of our clients want to produce their own taylor-made games, they’re not always familiar with the actual costs of producing a game from scratch. Depending on the client needs it could be faster and cheaper reSkinning an existing game.
Advergaming case study: Heroes of Java
One of our last published games is a great example of advergaming’s potential. We would like to take this opportunity to speak about our project and introduce a topic we’ll be glad to cover in the future. Some people might consider this game as a plain example of advergaming. At first sight you could think that Adesso is looking for some visibility in the field […]
Theme and atmosphere in Algerian Solitaire
Today we would like to introduce you to our latest licensable HTML5 game, Algerian Solitaire. This exotic card game takes us to the dreamlike setting of the Sahara desert. It will also help us as an excuse to cover the interesting topic of the theme in solitaire games.
Guess which is our favourite Git client
We’ve been implementing Git for quite a while on our HTML5 games projects and we love its code management possibilities and its collaborative features. Using Git with the command line is too hard for us, that’s why we need a client. Until recently we were using SourceTree. SourceTree is a great product and it’s free, however there […]