How I Made a Game on hyperPad
Meet Yasad, a 20-year-old lifelong hyperPad creator, and follow his path from finding hyperPad as a kid to Star Glide, his upcoming App Store game.
Stories about hyperPad creators and the games they make, from Hub favorites to games on the App Store.
Meet Yasad, a 20-year-old lifelong hyperPad creator, and follow his path from finding hyperPad as a kid to Star Glide, his upcoming App Store game.
RXCodes is our intern, and he began his journey with us as a user at 10 years old.
Meet RobinsonX and Hamish, two hyperPad creators who used the games and apps they made on iPad to make a difference in their communities.
Looking for something new to play on iOS? This fan-made Fredbear’s Family Diner, built on iPad with hyperPad, is free to play on the hyperPad Hub.
Every creator on hyperPad has their own way of approaching ideas, solving problems, and making games. Find your Creator Persona and share it.
Thousands of community games live on the hyperPad Hub. Some creators go further and launch their iPad-made games on the Apple App Store.
See ten games creators made on iPad with hyperPad. If you have an iPad and an idea, you can start making games today.
On the hyperPad Hub, your games stay easy to find instead of getting lost in forum threads. Meet the global community making games on iPad.
Super Fox is a retro platformer made on iPad with hyperPad. Explore valleys and caves, find secrets, and face a boss battle inspired by Dungeons & Dragons.
From Hakan Dede's App Store games to projects on the hyperPad Hub, see the single-player and multiplayer games creators make on iPad with hyperPad.
Red Ball: The Lost Island is the latest iOS game by solo indie game dev Hakan Dede, who makes games on iPad without coding.
Meet 25 hyperPad creators making solo indie games on iPad, and find inspiration for your own iOS game.
How a high school developer made Clout Alternate on iPad with hyperPad and Procreate, and what it shows about making and releasing a game without coding.
Creators keep pushing what's possible in iPad game development. Here are some of the most inventive no-code games made with hyperPad.
Fortnite meets Roblox in Fortblox, a chaotic and funny single-player game by hyperPad creator Alex Lamb.
Robinson turned Mark Maia's comic "So Called Living" into an interactive digital comic with hyperPad. Here's how he built it in seven days.