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Muse Games News and 3D Games Blog // Game Development
Crash Bunnies
by Austin Aug 31, 4:11 pm 0
Muse is hiring! Looking for a talented dev preferably w/Unity experience
by Austin May 18, 11:30 am 1
Muse Games is seeking an Experienced Software Developer to be creative and make games. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone looking to own & ship real titles. The Experienced Software Developer will be an integral part of a small, multidisciplinary team to develop 3D multiplayer games for the browser, PC/Mac, and mobile platforms. The ideal candidate will quickly understand specification requirements, work well with other people in a team-based environment, and be able to meet deadlines.
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CreaVures Sneak Peek!
by Austin Mar 16, 12:35 pm 0
Things are really coming together with our latest game CreaVures. Here’s some of the stuff we’ve been basing our development off of, including a rare look into our office walls – plastered with ideas as they always are. Looking forward to demonstrating some of the gameplay, and the many unique elements of this game! Stay tuned for more sneak peeks, a dedicated teaser page, and of course, a scintillating new trailer!
Love,
The Muse Team
Giant Wrench FTW
by Austin Oct 12, 11:37 am 0
As some of you may have noticed, we’ve unfortunately hit a snag and are being forced to slightly postpone the release of GUNS of ICARUS.
Big apologies for ‘jumping the gun,’ this kind of came out of left field and caught us off guard. Or, in the words of a 16 year old boy: Fail.
We’ll definitely keep you all posted on the situation, and we’ll be back before you know it.
In the meantime, here’s some story panels to hold you over…
Now, if we can just get this giant bolt loose…
Muse launches $10,000 indie game development challenge!
by Austin Aug 25, 10:24 am 8
You heard right folks, 10G’s to make that Unity game you’ve been dreaming about! All you need to enter is a simple, no-art-necessary prototype of your unique and interesting game mechanic. The winning entrant will then have the opportunity to work alongside us to complete and release their game!
Submit your concept and demo the other submissions here!
Any questions, hit us up at contest@musegames.com
Announcing our Developer Program Beta
by Austin Aug 10, 10:59 am 0
We are proud to announce the beta launch of our developer program. Now anyone can submit their Unity games to be considered for hosting on Muse Games.
By hosting a game on Muse, developers will be able to take advantage of all the monetization and community capabilities Muse has to offer, including our microtransaction system, member profiles, leaderboards, chat, forums, achievements, marketing efforts, and of course our users.
Most importantly, we are developers too. We’ve been making games with Unity for about 3 years now. We believe in Unity and we believe in 3D on the web – so much so that we built a company, Muse Games, to be the essential destination for 3D browser gaming. And we are constantly working to make our offerings better: opening our multiplayer backend, adding to and improving our games & site features, and above all, refining the experience for our users.
To learn more about our developer program, check out our developers page at: http://musegames.com/developers/
Muse Games on Geek Nights!
by Austin Jun 10, 10:19 pm 0
Our talented developer Alex and artist Emily were interviewed by Rym & Scott on their podcast Geek Nights. Hear the interview and learn about the creation of Elementia and more stuff that real game developers do!
Physics based Games: Controls
by Brian Jun 1, 5:36 pm 2
Making games often has more to do with physics and trigonometry than we would care to admit – especially in 3D games. And while most of the physical behavior exhibited in games is pretty simple – the challenge is not only to make it run quickly on, say, an iPhone, but also make it feel right. Read the rest of this entry »
3D On The Web
by Alex Apr 23, 4:54 pm 1
Just the other day, Google announced O3D, their plugin for deploying 3D content on the web. Though they’re hardly the first (as anyone visiting Muse Games is no doubt aware), Google’s involvement is a sign of the growing desire for 3D in the browser. Read the rest of this entry »