The Mobile Game Crafts Blog

Welcome to the Mobile Game Crafts blog!

This blog will describe advanced practices for mobile game development (crafts) shared by mobile game development veterans and coaches in support of a book being published in early 2018.

Also, please join our discussion group and contribute your crafts as well (with credit) by visiting:
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