Posts Tagged ‘game’

• By Rich

  Tags

  game, hummstar, iLKke

  Posted in

  Games

  4 comments

  Toxic HummStar Rescue are on the way!

  6th Aug 2010

  4

  If you’ve got a problem.

  If no-one else can help.

  You need Team HummStar.

  

  

  Sneaky peaks ahoy 🙂

• By iLKke

  Tags

  color, game, quartet

  Posted in

  Pixel Art

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  Quartet Flash Game Coming Soon!

  1st Jun 2010

  0

  I’m happy to announce that Rich Davey and yours truly have made another little flash game. This puzzle fame is completely finished and will hopefully we available online for playing in a matter of days (I’ll keep you posted).
  In the meantime, here’s the complete graphics for the game (click to embiggernate). Everything was done over the course of four evenings, and has of course been great fun.

  

• By Rich

  Tags

  demo, example, flixel, game, nokia

  Posted in

  Flixel

  2 comments

  FlxSnake – A simple Snake game for Flixel 2.23+

  19th Mar 2010

  2

  I’ve been playing with Flixel a lot recently, and over on the forums someone was having trouble getting a “snake” game to work. I always applaud people who “start simple”, rather than diving in the deep end and sinking without trace.

  So I spent lunch time today knocking together a simple snake game in Flixel 2.23.

  There are no graphics (just blocks), but it shows how to use an FlxGroup to handle single to many collision checks, simple sprite controls and of course a basic snake game mechanic. The whole thing is just one single class file with no external requirements.

  It’s up on my GitHub account here: http://github.com/photonstorm/FlxSnake

  And if you want to join in, the forum thread is here: http://flixel.org/forums/index.php?topic=1261.0 (I’m a moderator on the Flixel forums, so drop by and say hi!)

• By Rich

  Tags

  droplet, game, iLKke

  Posted in

  Games

  1 comment

  Droplet Game Updated

  9th Feb 2010

  1

  

  After the blissful chaos of preparing for the Droplet 2 launch party, I finally had time to take stock and catch-up. The party was an absolute success. Both the game iLKe and I made, and the Twitter wall I coded for Gav went down a treat. The Twitter wall featured this awesome video that was projected, Bat symbol like, across Bristol’s Park Street onto an adjacent building. People in the queue (and there were a lot of them!) could send their tweets to the wall and see them displayed in near real-time. Here’s a video taken from someone there. And here’s the actual SWF that was projected (give it time to download, there’s a 3MB FLV streaming in)

  Before I discuss the game – can I just say you MUST check out this montage picture of the incredible custom Droplets. They were all featured in the gallery, and the level of talent displayed in some of them is nothing short of breath-taking. There’s a whole Flickr group dedicated to the Droplets.

  The game was released onto the Droplet web site the day before the party. It was also mentioned on Twitter (lots!), Facebook (lots!) and best of all could be seen running on TVs in both the store and the gallery. The footage was from an earlier build, but it still looked great, and I got plenty of compliments 🙂

  So what’s happened since then? Well there were a couple of bugs in the game, as is to be expected with the last-minute rush we endured. Most notable of which was that the scores didn’t reset when the game was completed! So people could work their way up the highscore board a little too easily 😉 Thankfully Katie spotted this one and I promptly zapped it.

  There was also a display issue with the background sky scroller, that absolutely no-one noticed except me – but it bugged me every time I played it. iLKe also tweaked the level layout quite a lot, refining a few areas and making others cleaner. He also saw fit to redraw my Pause screen a little. Damn pixel gurus 🙂 I also updated the Droplet page here on my web site, to include the missing Development details.

  Anyway the new build is up on the Droplet micro site. And yes I wiped all the highscores to keep things “fair”. Enjoy!

• By Rich

  Tags

  8bit, droplet, flixel, game, iLKke, NES, Retro

  Posted in

  Games

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  New Game Droplet Released

  6th Feb 2010

  0

  This game was created to celebrate the launch of Series 2 of the awesome little Droplet vinyl toys. iLKke and I took the Droplet characters back into an 8-bit NES style era, complete with platforming action, colourful scenery and a truly micro bipbop vibe.

  

  

  Read more about the game, and of course play it on the Droplet page 🙂