Your C2 tests

I'm testing the new Dialog System for "When I was on a Zombie Apocalypse"

link removed...

It's for touch devices, also for Windows, so, please, feel free to give feedbacks about how to improve it, plus if you liked the way I did it (to make it original) or not.

Thank you!

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Very interesting style of pixel art, the language barrier is a small issue to testing, but that's my problem :D

My only concern right now is that for a touch system the user will be hiding the text with their fingers, perhaps a delay, or moving the text to one side?

Good luck! I'd love to see it more complete :D

TELLES0808

You might want to make the text appear offset to the main position so your finger isnt blocking the words like jac said.

other than that i love the pixel art and it runs smooth.

I actually want to see where you are going with this game it looks interesting

I made a fluid simulation: dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/69807169/LiquidTest.capx

So, when two molecules are too close, they repel away.

When they are a little bit further out, they attract (this is to simulate surface tension).

They also repel away from the walls.

Left click to make more molecules, right click to make a box.

The cool part of this is that it obeys the laws of density and such. Make the box more dense and it will sink into the fluid, make it lighter and it will float on top.

I wanted to make a second fluid to see how the two would interact, but it was a bit too hard (that's what the red dot was intended to be).

You'll also notice that the who thing is insanely laggy. This is because there are around 50+ molecules that have physics enabled and are repelling and attracting each other. This is an issue I'm working on.

Thanks for feedback!

<img src="https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/47035927/03-ZOMBIE/screenshots/characters.png" border="0">

"When I was on a Zombie Apocalypse" was updated.

• On this release was implemented 40% of the action system with provisory art to the menus, according to my workflow;

This release is specific for Computers, please, feel free to give feedbacks and talk what you liked or hated, also, what do you think about the original system of menus.

http://goo.gl/SUXoB

This is a demo-test level of my first game. I need your reviews about the game to improve gameplay. Thanks!

Scirra Arcade >>>

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Zaksoid looks awesome..need to playtest that...

Just released the Alpha Demo for my game, Corporate Misfit, a 2D platformer where players are encouraged to keep up their speed in order to use special abilities.

It's an idea I've been playing around with for months now and would like some opinions how fun it is to play or how I could further expand upon it. Hope you guys like it!

Link to game: Corporate Misfit (Alpha Demo)

Working on my first game ever and started with construct 2 a couple of weeks ago. Trying to create some sort of platform shooter. Still a million things to do and improve... :)

surreal3d.nl/game/index.html

Hope you like it so far.

I am working in a game: Zurvive, is a turn based game + real time attacks (all retro style), where humans have to survive a zombie breakout, each game/mission (will be generated) consists in bringing at least one human unit to the target (shopping center, garage, etc.) and keep them alive for at least X turns so they can claim a safe area between their camp and their target. For this, the humans have to gather resources and build walls, etc...

You can have a look in the following link, this is how's looking so far...:

At the moment only have been implemented a really basic turn mechanic, spawn of zombies, and some movement...

Instructions:

Click to deploy units (3 units to place on the map)

Left click in the unit to move, range of movement will be highlighted. Right Click to move it.

http://locindie.com/zurvive

To see the mechanic of the attacks, see the video:

http://locindie.com

I will update really often now as I have decided to do a prototype in Construct 2, before I was developing it with XNA but I had to stop it, and try to do something more achievable timewise.

If you have any comment or idea, just let me know!

P.S: The graphics will be changed in the future to something nicer.

Hey guys, I've completed the first level of a platform shooter called Little Green Soldier.

The gimmick of the game is absorbing enemy projectiles (hold X)and firing it back at them (press C).

<img src="http://i41.tinypic.com/2h6hgn4.png" border="0">

<img src="http://oi41.tinypic.com/30tm6jd.jpg" border="0">

<img src="http://oi39.tinypic.com/funl6p.jpg" border="0">

Link:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/33614587/Little%20Green%20Soldier/index.html

Excuse some of the bugs:

• the sounds and music may not load properly (and I added the preload action already!)
• the controls tutorial at the top of the screen can get buggy (I suggest doing everything it says before you face the first enemy)
• sometimes the Bot enemies shoot two fireballs at once (don't absorb, just crouch!)

This first stage only features heat energy (from the fireballs and bombs) but I'm including more types in future levels (electric, kinetic, light, elastic, gravitational, nuclear etc).

Developing "Commando" game, where you have to take down enemy radars placing bombs on these (be close to the radar and click on it).

Demo: http://commando.gamefriik.ee/

Developing "Commando" game, where you have to take down enemy radars placing bombs on these (be close to the radar and click on it).

Demo: http://commando.gamefriik.ee/

wow impressive! no capx? :(

this could be the base for a 2D Counter Strike!

This is my new platform test hope it is gd .

http://staging.mindfieldsolutions.net/health/

Hi:

Here is the very playable (but still a few bugs) first level, including the "boss stage", of my little platformer which has become a complete time-suck for me: dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/184507682/Bella_HTML5_Demo_v1.1/index.html.

This is my first attempt at developing a game and I've spent about six-weeks�and countless hours�building it; tweaking; expanding. Sigh. I've tried like hell to make it conform for submission in the Scirra Arcade but to no avail, so...here it is via DropBox.

It's based on my wife and I's dog, Bella, and all the things in the world she hates...especially lamps.

It's optimized for the Chrome/Firefox desktop browsers, but playable via mobile on Safari (especially with an iPad). However, I just realized I neglected to include the touch control layer, etc. for the boss-stage on this export.

Regards,

Jason