I first heard of this little "framework/engine/template/starterkit"-thing some months ago - ScriptTD.

ScriptTD is basically a template for a Tower Defense Game for Windows Phone, that you can change (pretty much actually) just by editing XML files.

The project is done in XNA and I have played around with it little now and it's really great. It's amazing how much you can change and how different you can make the game just by editing XML. ScriptTD is open source, so if you know XNA and want to make a Tower Defense Game, ScriptTD should be your starting point.

I just submittet a small game I made (with help from family members for sounds and graphics). The game is called "Frost Defense" and will be in the Marketplace in the coming weeks (I hope :) I'll write about it when it's ready to download).

So, if you want to make a Tower Defense Game for Windows Phone - you should take a look at ScriptTD at Codeplex.com.

Some days ago I discovered this very promising platform for game developers.

“What is ExEn?
Currently ExEn is an implementation of a subset of the Microsoft XNA Framework API that runs on iPhone and Silverlight. It is based on XnaTouch and SilverSprite – but most of the important bits have been rewritten – most importantly the rendering, audio, input and timing systems.”

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Really, this doesn’t only apply to your designer, but to anybody other than the developers coding the game. Let me explain the problem we had in RambukGames and how we solved it.

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If you, like me, think that Windows Phone 7 will be the next-big-thing and you want to be a part of it as a game developer. You better hurry up and get over to the guys at http://creators.xna.com. They have released a new set of samples that will help you learn how to create games for Windows Phone 7.

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Earlier this week we published a new website on http://www.rambukgames.com – and we are actually pretty happy with it.

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