Since The Game Developer’s Conference is going on right now in San Fransisco, I thought it might be a good time to do a run through of all the amazing games you can find for free around the web, beyond … Continue reading →

On February 11th, forum member and Commodore Of Contests Jhawk4 kick-started the latest Official Fantastic Contraption 2 competition.  Just like the first one, anyone can participate, whether you have a paid account or not.   The competition levels (and the challenges … Continue reading →

Happy Birthday Message Boards! On February 15th, 2010, the Sparkworkz forums went live for all to see.  We began with a handful of curious users, myself as the only mod, and with categories that still needed a lot of work … Continue reading →

Alright everyone, I think it’s time we all got together and had a chat.  In a room.  A chatroom.  Yes, Sparkworkz now has an Unofficial Chatroom, courtesy of the initiative-taking talents of user and moderator Robotmafia.  You can now exchange … Continue reading →

Wheelbarrow, on the webite Kidrobot, posted a blog alerting us to some cool art created by Aled Lewis.  He took old NES 8-Bit and 16-Bit characters and put them in real life situations.   The results are amazing. You can … Continue reading →

JHawk has put together an exciting new competition on the Sparkworkz forums! Three competition-only levels have been designed, which anyone with a free or paid account can play. So even if you’re new to Fantastic Contraption 2, head on over … Continue reading →

Stacy Conradt at @Mental_floss came up with a great list of interesting facts about Christmas movies: http://www.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/75712 Here are a few of my favorites, along with my own bits of trivia: It’s a Wonderful Life This heartwarming, innocent movie was … Continue reading →

“If you just ignore them, they’ll go away” – that’s what people like to say about bullies.  It’s supposed to be pretty good advice.  There’s a catch, though.  When everything a bully does is meant to cause a reaction, it … Continue reading →