SpriteKit Games
SpriteKit makes it easy for anyone to make a clean and beautiful game. That’s why we built our newest game Escape Code entirely in SpriteKit.
In honor of launching Escape Code, we are highlighting other developers that use SpriteKit.
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Check out below beautiful examples of what SpriteKit can create.
1. Squashy Bug by Matthew Barrie
Squashy Bug is coming April 27th Free on iOS @AppStoreGames. #gamedev #IndieDev #MobileApp #iosapp #Game #madewithspritekit #freegame pic.twitter.com/UgKhPpFbYt
— Matthew Barrie (@MatthewHBarrie) April 6, 2017
2. Trestle by Noah Gilmore
Trestle by Noah Gilmore
3. Accelebot by Robert Perez
Been working on boss battle mechanics for about a week now. This is one of the bosses you’ll encounter. #indiedev #gamedev #gaming #ios #iosdev pic.twitter.com/ZEXQemBSnI
— Robert Perez (@RJProgramming) February 18, 2018
4. Spacequest by r3econ
Spacequest by r3econ
5. Tricky Walls by John Manning
Tricky Walls is for sale on Flippa! Check it out here: https://t.co/3mUWVtD8XS #ios #mobilegame #indiedev #gamedev #indiegame #arcade #2d #gamedesign #appdeveloper #techlife #xcode #swift #spritekit #code #earnonline #invest #entrepreneur #technology #monetize #creative pic.twitter.com/1DpaA1zfMd
— John Manning (@jmang_) February 15, 2018
6. Rapid Cube by Ilan Sagital
7. Turtles by TapTap Studio
8. Escape Code by Mammoth Interactive
Escape Code (made by us!)
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