In the first installment of the technical series, we talked about the main disadvantage of the HTML5 technology, that is its performance can be poor compared to a native app.

When testing Frank the Dillo a Kindle Fire HD it was so slow that it was unplayable.

Should Frank the …

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When creating the game menus using HTML and CSS, there are 2 elements that can be used to interact with the user, that are links, using the <a> HTML tag, and buttons, using the <button> HTML tag.

Each of these 2 elements has its optimal use case, and they can …

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In the previous installment of the technical series, we looked at the various technologies needed to make a game based on friGame, and the 3 major blocks that compose friGame itself; now let's take a look at the details of these blocks by analyzing the arkanoid demo bundled with friGame …

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In the previous installment of the technical series, we discussed about why friGame was the chosen technology for developing Frank the Dillo; today we will be talking about the concepts behind friGame and the basic structure of a game based on it.

The first important concept behind any HTML5 game …

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In the past 3 months there were no new user-visible features implemented for Frank the Dillo, but this does not mean that we stopped working on the project, far from it, but rather we are facing some technical challenges, that I will be blogging about in the next weeks.

Let's …

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New images for Frank the Dillo!

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Frank mission

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Our first brand new game!

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Cownado at Next Game Frontier

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