After the Philly Game Forge closed, the city’s largest game developers meetup was left to wander local beer gardens and parks.
Field Jam was a wonderful success! We are still on summer vacation but we still have time to make games! pic.twitter.com/owBzjNd0ai
— Philly Game Mechanics (@PhillyGameMechs) July 22, 2016
But it looks like Philly Dev Night, the regular Thursday-night hangout for the city’s game makers, has found a new home — albeit, a temporary one.
G-Team, a Chinatown gaming lounge and internet cafe, will be hosting the meetups starting Thursday, Aug. 4, from 7-10 p.m.
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Exile is over! Games need to be made! We will be announcing this month’s game jam theme on Aug 4th! Join us! https://t.co/bzufziu89O
— Philly Game Mechanics (@PhillyGameMechs) July 29, 2016
“Thanks for being patient as we worked on keeping Dev Night going,” wrote Dev Night cofounder Shawn Pierre on the meetup’s Google Groups page. “We look forward to seeing everyone soon!”
Read a recap of what Philly Dev Night has been up to since that last sesh at the Forge here.
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