This is part 3 of a series on making games with impact.js. You can find part 2 here. Part 1 is here. First of all, for those who dived into this series at part 3, I want to caution you that by impact I mean the game library, impact.js which […]
Blogs
Going through our archives, we came across this great post by Dr. AnnMaria De Mars from January 16, 2014 “Story Questions!“ that we wanted to share in case you missed it the first time around. In the 20-day blogging challenge, the prompt for day seven was “Share a classroom management tip. […]
Throwback Thursday: Story Questions!
It’s the last week of 2016 and the whole year might seem like a blur (and if it doesn’t you might be hoping it becomes one), but imagine how blurry all the historical information you’ve learned in your lifetime is! However, history is not always in the past as the […]
Why History Matters
This is the second post in a series on how to make games with impact.js . You can find the first post here. I know you are getting all excited about making computer games and I am telling you about boring stuff like the file structure – what directories you […]
Learn to make Computer Games: Part 2, Setting Up Impact
1 Since it is officially a holiday for 7 Generation Games, I am semi-working. What I mean by that is that I’m working but only on what interests me at the moment, which happens to be writing a game using impact and writing about it. I decided to make this a […]
Learn to make computer games: Part 1, Getting Started
It’s December 22nd and you still have no idea what to get your mother for Christmas – again. I get it. Your mom is a grown woman. If she wanted something, she’s probably bought it for herself by now. PLEASE tell me that you did not buy her a star. […]
What to get mom for Christmas
Going through our archives, we came across this great post by Dr. AnnMaria De Mars from January 13, 2014 “You haven’t learned it unless you can do it“ that we wanted to share in case you missed it the first time around. It’s now day five of the 20-day blogging challenge, […]
Throwback Thursday: You haven’t learned it unless you can do ...
We’ve spent months improving the artwork, educational resources and videos in Fish Lake. We released it on Steam on Friday and had two gamers stream it on Twitch in the first four days. What do we do next? Improve it more. Watching Jessamyn and Shayna play made obvious some additional […]
What do you do after you’ve dramatically improved your game?
Last week, the White House hosted the White House Competitive Gaming Event and streamed it via Twitch. Not to be outdone and in honor of the release of Fish Lake v. 2.0, we decided to have two competitive gamers we know go head-to-head with Fish Lake on their Twitch channels. (If you’re not […]
Fish Lake Gets Competitive on Twitch!
It’s here. Fish Lake is officially available to buy on Steam! Thanks to every who supported us in getting this game Greenlit!
We’re Live on Steam! Get Fish Lake Now!
Happy Friday! It’s time for another weekly freebie from 7 Generation Games. With the release of the new and improved Fish Lake on Steam at 4 p.m. today, the freebie today is the Certificate of Achievement for Fish Lake. When Fish Lake releases, everyone will be able to purchase it, download […]
Freebie Friday: Fish Lake – Certificate of Acheivement
In gaming, they talk a lot about the communities – the overall gaming community, the Steam community (get us on Steam today!), a game-specific community. Education is the same way – the homeschool community, the charter school community, smaller PTA-type communities. One of the great things about these kinds of communities is the way […]