The Artillery Blog

Artillery is knee-deep in the work of building high-quality, fun, multiplayer games. We're writing about our progress, and you can follow along here.

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• Guardians of Atlas is now open and free to play!
  by Ian Langworth on 26 Aug 2016
• Atlas Test Weekend #3
  by Eric Burkhart on 07 Apr 2016
• Atlas Test Weekend #2
  by Eric Burkhart on 11 Feb 2016
• Announcing Atlas Test Weekends
  by Eric Burkhart on 24 Nov 2015
• Announcing Tencent as a Partner and Investor
  by Ankur Pansari on 21 Oct 2015
• Atlas Design Update
  by Sean "Day[9]" Plott on 01 Oct 2015
• Beyond the Browser: Artillery’s Native Game Client
  by Ian Langworth on 08 Sep 2015
• Building a Story Arc in a Multiplayer Game - Part 2
  by Sean "Day[9]" Plott on 20 Aug 2014
• Creating the Art of Project Atlas
  by Li Jia Tan, Art Director on 12 Aug 2014
• Building a Story Arc in a Multiplayer Game - Part 1
  by Sean "Day[9]" Plott on 04 Aug 2014
• Game Design 101 - Making Your Life Hard
  by Sean "Day[9]" Plott on 14 Jul 2014
• Working with CoffeeScript: Sublime Text
  by Thibaut Despoulain on 30 Jun 2014
• Building Games Through Playtesting
  by Manoj Koushik on 23 Jun 2014
• Working with CoffeeScript: Common Gotchas
  by Ian Langworth on 16 Jun 2014
• Working with CoffeeScript: Preserving Class Names
  by Thibaut Despoulain on 09 Jun 2014
• Project Atlas Update, June 2014
  by Ian Langworth and Mark Logan on 02 Jun 2014
• Announcing Artillery's Project Atlas, a Hardcore RTS for the Browser
  by Ankur Pansari on 19 Sep 2013
• Announcing Artillery and Day9TV
  by Ankur Pansari on 05 Sep 2013
• Browser Garbage Collection and Frame Rate
  by Micah Catlin on 27 Oct 2012
• Play Powderkeg!
  by Ian Langworth on 04 Oct 2012
• Welcoming Our New Investors
  by Ankur Pansari on 03 Aug 2012
• Six Impossible Problems
  by Mark Logan on 09 Jul 2012
• Consoles Are Dead
  by Ankur Pansari on 27 Jun 2012
• Experiments with WebSocket Performance
  by Mark Logan on 12 Jun 2012
• Reducing Polygon Counts and File Sizes
  by Ian Langworth on 29 May 2012
• Real-time synchronous multiplayer 3D gaming with HTML5
  by Ian Langworth on 14 May 2012

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