Canabalt "The Flash success freaked me out really bad," says Saltsman, who still seems surprised by the number of people who have played his game. "I'd done Flash games before that people liked and ...

Canabalt's detailed pixellated graphics (zoomed here) draw you into the game. With its simple tap-to-jump gameplay, high-speed scrolling and gritty dystopian atmospherics, Canabalt proved a hit ...

An upcoming update for iOS game Canabalt could include new features like a two-player mode and Game Center achievements. An upcoming update for iOS game Canabalt could include new features like a ...

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Late last year, the developer who created popular indie game Canabalt released the game's source code under an MIT open source license. This license lets other developers use the underlying game ...

Developer David Burela has moved "Canabalt," a popular game for the iPhone and iPad, onto Windows using Project Islandwood, one of Microsoft's tools for moving apps onto Windows with minimal effort.

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The result of a 5-day coding session with the Flixel framwork, the free, web-based Canabalt quickly acquired fans and was soon ported to the iPhone. It's a fast-paced, great-looking game without ...

No one sets out to make a bad game. Conversely, not enough people set out to make a really brilliant game. Sometimes, though, it happens anyway. That's Canabalt - a one-button, one-man, one-idea Flash ...

In Canabalt's pixelized, steel-blue world, life is all about running. Gameplay is simple: Tap the screen to jump over obstacles or across alleys. You'll either stumble to your death or hit the next ...