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I’m pleased to introduce a new browser-based gaming platform: dgames.online.

The site focuses on fast, lightweight HTML5 games that launch instantly without downloads, installations, or additional setup. The primary objective is to provide a simple and accessible experience across desktop and mobile devices.

Key features:

• Instant play directly in the browser

• No account required to start

• Optimized performance and quick loading times

• Clean, distraction-free interface

• Regularly updated game library

The platform is currently in active development, and new titles will be added consistently. Feedback, suggestions, and constructive criticism are highly appreciated as the project continues to grow.

Thank you for your time, and I look forward to your thoughts.

Today I thought I would write a news article on betting games as a means to help HTML5 Game Developers better understand where the money is when considering what betting games to produce. And yes, a good betting game will likely offer a good Return on your Time Investment.

What are the popular types of betting games?

According to AdWords, the most popular types of betting games at the moment are as follows:

1. Casino betting games
2. Football betting games
3. Soccer Betting
4. Sports Books
5. Grand National Betting
6. Cricket Betting
7. Golf Betting

There are more, however, the above appears to be the most popular.

Casino betting games generally cover things like: Poker, Slots, Baccarat, Blackjack, Craps, Roulette, Bingo, Keno and Lottery.

When thinking about a game to design it would be worthwhile seeing if you can come up with a concept that perhaps takes a new look at how these games work. I recently wrote an article on Hell Club which is a take on Poker. The game uses a poker engine to deliver a unique and fun card game experience. Whether it will be successful or not is anyone's guess, however, the game developer has thrown caution to the wind and given the game a shot. 

Football betting games are traditionally quite complicated, however, they do not need to be. You could create a game that simplifies how fans bet on football be it as simple as win, lose or draw or who is going to score or how many goals will be saved etc. What needs to be considered here is the data costs... which will determine how you build your game and what it will do. Depending on where you are from, soccer betting is the same as football betting...

Sportsbooks are very popular and if you are to write a game, a sports type app is likely going to be the most profitable. Everyone loves sports the world around and no matter which conference I have attended, sports betting companies appear to be the richest and charge the highest fees. But it does not need to be complicated, you can, of course, create your own sporting spin on things making your game easy to develop, fun to use and cost-effective to maintain! 

The real cost of any sports app is the data feeds and the last thing you want to be doing is updating your apps data manually.

Grand National Betting is a popular search term at the moment due to the race recently having taken place. This is a good example of seasonal types of games built for specific things such as a world cup or a yearly event. It can be very profitable for the short few weeks prior to the event.

Cricket Betting is huge and if you have access to ex-pat Indians living to say in the UK or the EU, these guys are going to eat up your game. Again, the game could be simple and abstract with a fun betting element to it.

Golf Betting is popular too with a very large following. If your game takes off, you will easily find a large audience who will support it.

The above are examples of popular betting games based on a quick look at Adwords, it is not extensive but the idea is to give you some insight into what people are looking for as a means to inspire you to build betting related games around those genres.

How to decide what game to spend your time on?

Think about it like this. The time you spend on a fun game such as a hybrid Tetris or PacMan etc. will be the same amount of time you spend on a betting game. The difference, however, is that a betting game "may" be more profitable at the end of the day. You could create a lottery styled sports betting app that is so simple to use that everyone plays it... I have seen games making well over a million pounds per month and you would get a % of GGR (Gross Gaming Revenue).

How to offer a gambling game legally?

This is the crux of the article and the thing that will stop most game developers from even bothering to attempt a betting game. Fortunately, you can, in fact, create your own gambling app and you do not need to go through too many hurdles to get it published and making money. I have written about it in this GamblingTec article which I suggest you read should you be interested in writing such a game.

How can we help you with your betting game?

If you are interested in writing a betting game, feel free to ask me questions in this thread, or private message me or visit GamblingTec.com and get hold of us via our support desk.

"The very essence of instinct is that it's followed independently of reason."

The adaptation stage uses a simple hill-climbing algorithm to advance each character of the chromosome.  This simulation is performed for 100 generations.  At the end of each generation, the fitness score and chromosome of the highest ranked individual (the fittest) are displayed.

Click this link to watch this evolution in action (click the play button at the bottom right to enter runtime mode):

The jsGAUL droplet is a direct port of the Genetic Algorithm Utility Library in C++.

Steve

But as competition in casino game development is intensifying, enterprises are also creating and launching web-based casino games using HTML5 with the help of an experienced HTML5 game development company.

Participate in the discuss: What are the Advantages of HTML5 in Online Casino Game Development?

The images are on my "TXR" pages.  

I'm adding new ones all the time, so be sure to check back often. I sincerely hope that some of them are useful. Any and all feedback is welcome and always appreciated.  ?

All the best,

Eric

Stack Bounce is a classic arcade-style bouncing ball challenge game that focuses on "precise control of the ball's descent." With simple controls and highly challenging level designs, it has become a popular choice in the casual gaming category. Players control a bouncing ball that continuously falls through stacked circular platforms, needing to avoid gaps between platforms to prevent elimination. The game features a bright and minimalist visual style, paired with rhythmic background music. As levels progress, platform movement speed and gap density gradually increase, meeting the needs of fragmented entertainment while also training reaction speed and strategic planning, making it suitable for players of all ages.

Game Features

Minimal Controls, Easy to Learn and Immersive

The game features highly simplified controls: simply tap the screen (on mobile) or click the mouse (on PC) to control the ball's bounce direction. The strength and frequency of taps determine the ball's trajectory—light taps allow fine adjustments, while rapid taps enable short-distance quick bounces. No complex button combinations are required, and new players can master the basics in just one minute, easily immersing themselves in the core fun of "controlling the ball to avoid obstacles and descend," without the entry barrier of complex operations.

Progressive Difficulty, Layered Challenges

Unlike single-difficulty bouncing games, this game features a "dynamic difficulty adjustment" mechanism:

Diverse Levels and Scenes, No Visual Fatigue

The game offers three core level types: "Classic Mode," "Speed Mode," and "Obstacle Mode," each with unique scene styles:

Achievements and Leaderboard System to Inspire Challenges

The game includes a comprehensive achievement system and global leaderboard:

Target Audience

All-Age Casual Players: Simple and barrier-free controls, bright visuals, and enjoyable gameplay for children (to improve hand-eye coordination), teenagers (for fragmented entertainment), and adults (for stress relief).

Reaction Speed Trainers: Students and office workers can use the game for daily practice to improve focus and quick reaction skills, especially to relieve mental fatigue after work or study.

Fragmented Time Users: Flexible session durations (as short as 1-2 minutes or as long as 10 minutes), with pause-and-resume functionality, making it suitable for commutes, queues, lunch breaks, and other fragmented times without requiring long-term commitment.

Achievement Collectors and Ranking Enthusiasts: Players who enjoy unlocking achievements and climbing leaderboards, constantly challenging themselves to set new personal records and experiencing the satisfaction of "self-improvement."

Arcade Nostalgia Players: Fans of classic arcade games with simple yet addictive gameplay, eager to relive the "easy to play, hard to master" arcade fun on mobile or PC.

How to Play

Basic Controls and Clear Goals

Start your first game by selecting "Classic Mode":

Beginner Tips

Advanced Strategies and High-Score Tips

Mode Selection Recommendations

http://www.glitchthegame.com/public-domain-game-art/

Also found this pretty sweet castle art set today on Graphic River too. Not bad for $5

http://graphicriver.net/item/castle-platform-game-tiles-sprites/5633823

Feel free to post more links here if you've got them.

I’ve been experimenting with different tools for enhancing pixel art and old sprites lately — especially for retro-style HTML5 games I’m working on. One tool I found surprisingly useful is Remini — an AI-based image enhancer.

It’s primarily built for photo improvement, but I tested it on some blurred or low-res game textures, and honestly, it did a pretty decent job. I even tried a Remini Mod APK version to test some of the unlocked features (just for testing, not promoting piracy), and the results were smoother than expected.

Of course, it’s not a substitute for real vectorization or pro design work, but for quick mockups or indie game assets, it's not bad at all.

Anyone else tried using photo enhancers like this in game development workflows?

Here's a safe source I used for testing purposes: [https://reminimini.com/, optionally with a short note like: "for curiosity & testing only"]

Would love to hear thoughts from other devs experimenting with AI tools in their pipelines.

About CashGun
CashGun is a mobile-first platform enabling users to make money online by completing surveys, playing games, and testing apps. It supports instant withdrawals through PayPal, crypto, and gift cards—serving a global audience looking for fast, flexible earning solutions.

CashGun is tailored for digital earners across various verticals, including those using Swagbucks, HeyCash, Scrambly, and other platforms that offer free cash and digital rewards.

We're excited to announce a direct partnership with Google Adsense to offer developers revenue share. This means all payments and reporting will be done by Google. (No need to track new reports/payments, it's all done in your Adsense account)

If you're interested in adding your games to Lagged.com please reach out here or email me at dab@lagged.com

Tiled Map Editor WIN, MAC, LIN, $0 [sprites, spritemap, map, editor]

A orthogonal and isometric (dimetric) tile map editor. Efficient tile editing tools like stamp, fill and terrainbrushes. Rectangle, ellipse, polygon and image objects can be placed with pixel precision. Supports orthogonal, isometric and staggeredmaps.

http://www.mapeditor.org/

Shoebox WIN, MAC, $0 [sprites, tiles, bitmap, converter]
ShoeBox is a free Adobe Air based app for Windows and Mac OSX with game and ui related tools.
Features:
Sprite Packer, convert GIF/SWF animation to sprite sheet, Create bitmap fonts, Setting sprite pivot points, extracting sprites from image, creating 9tiled sprites, extract sprites from screenshots, create layered image compos, convert transparent PNG to jpg+alpha image and more...
http://renderhjs.net/shoebox/
 
 
Spriter WIN, MAC, LIN, $0, $25 [sprites, animation]
Spriter is a intuitive animation tool for sprite based animations.
http://www.brashmonkey.com/index.htm
 

This javascript library enables you to include a easy to use debugging GUI into your project.

You should take a look at the examples.

https://code.google.com/p/dat-gui/

stats.js JavaScript MIT License

This class provides a simple info box that will help you monitor your code performance.

It draws a DOM element that shows a graph of your current game framerate or frame processing time.

https://github.com/mrdoob/stats.js/

So, to ensure your success in this profitable game industry over a long time, this post offers you useful insights about:

What are the Upcoming Trends to Influence HTML5 Game Development in 2025?

Easy to reskin and

Includes :

·       HTML5 projects

·       Construct 2, 3 projects

·       Capx file

·       (HTML,/ CAPX, C3P)

Easy to Reskin

Easy to Add Content

Easy to Change Source

Playable in all Platforms (Mobile, PC, etc.)

Included HTML5 Files for Export to iOS and Android

If you are intersted, please visit this Link :

https://www.fiverr.com/s/vvDzd8N

Announcing Litecanvas, a lightweight (~4kb) HTML5 canvas 2D engine suitable for small games, prototypes, animations, creative coding, etc.

My initial motivation was to have a code editor with a built-in engine/library, with a simple API and that worked offline, as I sometimes travel to a region that doesn't have an internet connection. I also intend to use it to learn about game development and maybe teach too.

Github repo: https://github.com/litecanvas/game-engine

Playground: https://litecanvas.js.org/

Cheatsheet: https://litecanvas.js.org/about.html

Discord: https://discord.com/invite/r2c3rGsvH3

In this blog, we will provide you with an outline of the useful steps to create a successful HTML5 game. Before proceeding, let’s have a look at:

HTML5 Game Development- Some Market Insights

• In 2023, the market value of browser gaming in North America was $4.29 billion (Source: Statista)
• Right now, over 5,481 browser games have been launched between 1994 and 2024. (Source: Moby Games)
• In the United States, 24 percent of the adult population plays browser games once a week (Source: Statista)
• By 2028, the global market size of browser games is expected to achieve a growth figure of $9.5 billion. (Source: Research and Markets).

Click To know more What are the Important Steps to Follow in HTML5 Game Development? 

Learn the key challenges faced when developing multiplayer HTML5 games and effective solutions to overcome these obstacles: https://shorturl.at/b2Uf0

Who else is using game development as a recreational coding activity?

Sometimes developers with corporate jobs (writing enterprise software written in boring technologies) find an escape in game development.

To keep things short I want to introduce you 2 tutorials from codeguppy.com - an environment based on p5.js and p5.play:

https://codeguppy.com/code.html?t=_sprites_builtin&list=games

https://codeguppy.com/code.html?t=_sprites_custom&list=games

... and I'm also attaching a few game dev. tips that were posted on theTwitter channel of codeguppy.com

I hope to find them useful!

Come join us virtually (on Slack or Discord) in celebrating this one-time-only anniversary where we give away ALL the swag from previous years. Oh, and this year's theme is... Triskaidekaphobia!

We have plenty of prizes, including Meta Quest 3 in the WebXR category and 5200 USDC in the Decentralized one. The recording of the Kick-off Meetup aka Open Source Special that happened a few days ago is already on our YouTube channel. I hope to see you participating - if you do, good luck and have fun!

By adding something like this, only when game is over:

game.end(type,object)

Also add to this function an object where scores and levels reached are stored.
/**
* type {string} ['game_over']
* object {object}
* level {string}
* score {int}
*/

game.end('game_over', {score : score, level : level : {/*INSERT HERE IF AVAILABLE*/} });

Some Gamepix games use something like this and the save score/level works well.

I can pull that info from the console on embedded games and use ibproarcade save score code.

This should work with any arcade software that uses ibproarcade games.

myarcadeplugin, vBulletin arcades, ipsProArcade and more.

It would mean a lot if you could fill the form: gamedevjs.com/survey-2023-form

We're giving away $500 total to ten random participants, so $50 each. You have time until December 22nd. Also, any help promoting the survey and inviting new folks to submit would be greatly appreciated, thank you!

We made this engine low-code and multiplayer-first, so developeres can quickly prototype casual multiplayer games.

We are open sourcing the engine, and we hope that some of you guys will find this useful.

Happy to answer any questions or hear feedback. Thank you.

Engine Demo: https://www.modd.io

Engine Github Repo: https://github.com/moddio/moddio2