One of ShiVa’s biggest strengths has always been its cross-platform nature. No matter if desktops, mobiles or game consoles, if it exists, chances are that there is a ShiVa engine port for it. And if you are running an OS or processor off the beaten path, you can always try HTML5/WebGL. Web distribution might not Read the full article …
Google recently released a Chrome browser update that sparked some controversy in the game development world. Starting with Chrome 42, plugins that were previously considered standard are being disabled by default, due to the underlying NPAPI being phased out towards the end of the year. This change affects technologies such as Java, Silverlight, Unity3D as Read the full article …
Some weeks ago, we promised you an HTML5 demo of ShiVa 2.0’s newly integrated PBR feature. We finally managed to port the fresh code to our WebGL engine, and so without further ado, please enjoy our demo!
With the latest ShiVa 2.0 beta 2, you can take advantage of our greatly improved HTML5/WebGL engine, which now sports IE11 and gamepad support, better performance, and canvas resizing among other enhancements. The feature we want to talk about in this tutorial is the new JavaScript (JS) bridge that allows your ShiVa games to communicate Read the full article …
