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When he wanted to realise his vision for a hand-drawn mobile game, John Evelyn turned to Intel XDK, a free cross-platform development kit for HTML5 developers.
“Producing iOS and Android versions of my game with it was seriously straightforward,” he said. “That allowed me to dedicate my energy and attention to making the best game I could.”
He was able to get a demo working on his Android phone within an hour of first installing Intel XDK on his PC, and was surprised at how well it performed despite his demo code not being optimised.
You can read more about his experiences with Intel XDK here.
His game, A Skyrocket Story, spans 46 levels across five worlds and is available now on the Apple App Store and Google Play store.
For more information, see the game’s entry in the Android App Showcase. (If you want a showcase entry for your own game, share your Android app here).
Intel XDK offers an integrated HTML5 development workflow, from the initial design, through testing, up to release into app stores. It’s available for Windows, OS X and Linux. Download Intel XDK for free here.
Find more resources to help with your HTML5 development on the Intel Developer Zone here.
This blog post is written bySofttalkblog, and is sponsored by the Intel Developer Zone, which helps you to develop, market and sell software and apps for prominent platforms and emerging technologies powered by Intel Architecture.
