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GBoss
GBoss is no ordinary tool! You can build casual games using GBoss in less than an hour that would otherwise take up to 8 hours with SDK's such as Torque, PopCap SDK, PlayFirst PlayGround SDK, Java etc. We showed the power and capability of GBoss on stage in front of an audience at the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco on March 8th, 2007.

And if you have heard that building simple casual games is a very difficult task that is only be done by professionals, please take that with a pinch of salt. Creating simple casual games with GBoss is an easy task. With a few mouse clicks you can create your own game!

Artists, animators, musicians and programmers collaborate to build a game. Professional game developers program in C++ to get maximum performance and speed. They build games for platforms such as Windows XP, Linux, MacOS etc. Games built on one platform cannot work on the other platforms since the code generated is platform specific.

GBoss (an acronym for Game Boss) is an online Web 2.0 application that has been specially designed for creative people with no programming skills in mind. It is a browser based application that runs on Windows, Linux, MacOS, and any other platform that supports internet connectivity with a browser. This is a boon for academic institutions - since there are no nightmares with installs, no upgrades, no CD's. And students can work wherever there is internet connectivity!

Gboss is a Web 2.0 hosted solution for building games online, specially created for creative professionals with no programming knowledge. It is an intuitive application that allows user created art, animation and music to be incorporated in games. Used in conjunction with GameBrix, it provides a collaborative environment where users with diverse skills and interests in different locations can work together.

The target users include creative professionals, casual game enthusiasts, novice game developers looking to break into the gaming world and folks who want to build the “Zidane Head butt” kind of funky game that was played a million times.