
Seb of FlashBrighton / PaperVision / Plug-in Media fame has very kindly invited me to talk at the FlashBrighton user group, so I will be pontificating on multi-player games (like Zwok, above, the game I developed for Bloc/Sony) on Tuesday. Here's the details:
Iain will tell you everything you need know to start creating multi-user Flash games: from a humble high-scores screen to real-time game-play and persistent worlds. He'll show you design and development lessons learned from real-world projects. Specific topics will include:
- Choosing a server platform;
- Sign-up and log-in;
- Community and chat;
- Game lobbies and match making;
- Turn-based vs. realtime gameplay; and;
- A look at which kinds of games are most suitable for multi-user play.
Tuesday January 13, 2009 at 7:00pm
Check out the upcoming page for more info.
1 comment:
Hi Iain,
Is there any chance you could film this and post it somewhere? Or just post your slides afterwards?
It sounds really interesting.
Thanks, and good luck.
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