Tripwire Interactive Builds a React Corporate Website

Written by carsoncgibbons | Published 2018/11/09
Tech Story Tags: gaming | gamedev | web-development | react | cosmic-js

TLDRvia the TL;DR App

Tripwire Interactive is an entertainment software developer and publisher founded in 2005 by the award-winning mod team and winners of the 2004 edition of the “$1,000,000 Make Something Unreal” competition.

Gamers want games that grab their attention and will keep them coming back for more. Tripwire Interactive has been producing those types of games since the first Red Orchestra mod that won the "Make Something Unreal" competition in 2004. Since then Tripwire has won numerous Multiplayer and FPS Game of the Year awards from top editorial sites and millions have played a Red Orchestra or Killing Floor game, with an average play time of over 40 hours, per player, per game!

Historically using an Umbraco system, The Tripwire Interactive team needed an easy way for their marketers to maintain marketing website content for their games' parent brand. Each new game needed a dedicated landing page with marketing content. Blog, Career and Press feeds needed to be managed by the marketing team without bottlenecking the developers. The Tripwire Interactive team chose Cosmic JS as their dynamic content management solution as they built their new corporate website on a modern React stack.

"Cosmic JS allowed us to easily integrate a secure and fast back-end API into our React app. Cosmic fit our needs with its simple web-based dashboard so that members of our marketing team can create, edit, and delete new content on the fly. Our team has been enjoying the ease of use with the new system."

— Owen Liversidge, Lead Developer

Check out more Case Studies from cross-functional teams managing content API-first. If you have any questions or comments, join our Slack community and reach out to us on Twitter.


Written by carsoncgibbons | Director of Sales @ Preciate Formerly Co-Founder @ Cosmic JS Y Combinator W19 Batch
Published by HackerNoon on 2018/11/09