After many weeks of work, instruction, feedback-gathering, and a public showcase, we’re proud to present the games made by the participants of Jeuxly for you to play for yourself! Post-showcase, the participants had a little extra time to brush their games into top shape before making them available online. Now you can see for yourself the creativity and skill that each participant brought to the process.

Jeuxly is a wrap, and our showcase and reception event on August 18 was a huge success. All six incubator participants completed and presented their games to a packed house at Bento Miso. Each and every one of the participants exceeded our expectations and created a unique and personal game.

Didn’t make it to the showcase event? Get to know each of these dames and their games a little better before we make them available to download and play on September 1.

Our second game-making incubator, Jeuxly, is coming to a close. Please join us to celebrate the achievements of six first-time devs, play their games, talk to them about their work, and enjoy some tasty snacks and beverages in the company of your friends in the DMG Toronto community.

Why, when, and how to playtest!

Our Jeuxly participants are making great headway on their games. Last week, we saw:

• Gillian’s “stiff and morbid” art style for her Pong-like

A quick overview of how collisions work in Stencyl, and tips for troubleshooting if you run into problems.

A recap of my presentation at work session #3 on planning the pre-production and production phases of making your game on an extremely tight timeline.

Seeking mentors to lend a hand for work sessions starting July 25.