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{{toplink|url=http://phillydevnight.com/|name=phillydevnight.com}}'''Philly Dev Night''' introduces itself with the line, "Supporting Game Creation in Philly", and {{gives}}<blockquote>Dev Night is a once-a-week event geared towards anyone interested in playing or creating games. It doesn’t matter if you’re an aspiring game developer, artist, writer, or even just a gamer; Dev Night will have something to offer. We talk games, play games, make games, compete, collaborate, and share. Dev Night is a creative time for creative people in a creative space.</blockquote> | {{toplink|url=http://phillydevnight.com/|name=phillydevnight.com}}[[File:PhillyDevNight.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Philly Dev Night.]]'''Philly Dev Night''' introduces itself with the line, "Supporting Game Creation in Philly", and {{gives}}<blockquote>Dev Night is a once-a-week event geared towards anyone interested in playing or creating games. It doesn’t matter if you’re an aspiring game developer, artist, writer, or even just a gamer; Dev Night will have something to offer. We talk games, play games, make games, compete, collaborate, and share. Dev Night is a creative time for creative people in a creative space.</blockquote> | ||
Technical.ly Philly wrote:<blockquote>If you’re looking for an imagination exercise, look no further than the latest crop of games from Philly Dev Night’s monthly game jam: steer a “friendship train,” make pretend sandwiches or trace the skies with simulated ink.<br><br>The group has been meeting monthly at Indy Hall since April, following the shutdown of game-focused coworking space Philly Game Forge. There’s also a new crop of organizers at the helm, who have dubbed themselves the “Philly Dev Knights.”</blockquote> | Technical.ly Philly wrote:<blockquote>If you’re looking for an imagination exercise, look no further than the latest crop of games from Philly Dev Night’s monthly game jam: steer a “friendship train,” make pretend sandwiches or trace the skies with simulated ink.<br><br>The group has been meeting monthly at Indy Hall since April, following the shutdown of game-focused coworking space Philly Game Forge. There’s also a new crop of organizers at the helm, who have dubbed themselves the “Philly Dev Knights.”</blockquote> | ||
Revision as of 15:22, 10 August 2017
Philly Dev Night introduces itself with the line, "Supporting Game Creation in Philly", and gives the following descriptive information:
Dev Night is a once-a-week event geared towards anyone interested in playing or creating games. It doesn’t matter if you’re an aspiring game developer, artist, writer, or even just a gamer; Dev Night will have something to offer. We talk games, play games, make games, compete, collaborate, and share. Dev Night is a creative time for creative people in a creative space.
Technical.ly Philly wrote:
If you’re looking for an imagination exercise, look no further than the latest crop of games from Philly Dev Night’s monthly game jam: steer a “friendship train,” make pretend sandwiches or trace the skies with simulated ink.
The group has been meeting monthly at Indy Hall since April, following the shutdown of game-focused coworking space Philly Game Forge. There’s also a new crop of organizers at the helm, who have dubbed themselves the “Philly Dev Knights.”
In The News
- Try your hand at these 7-second games from Philly Dev Night, Technical.ly Philly, July 24, 2017.