Multipart tutorial: available parts 1, 2, 3, 4 ,5 Now it’s time to create a random tunnel Read Create a Flash game like Metro Siberia Underground if you don’t know what I am talking about and look what I made: 1) There is a random tunnel with collision detection 2) Smoke clouds get bigger when … Create a Flash game like Metro Siberia Underground – Part 2
If you read MochiAds release log, you should have noticed the new entry: Leaderboards We launched a new MochiAds service. Developers can now add one or more leaderboards to a game. We also included an easy to use in-game widget to display scores to users. In my opinion Leaderboards are the best highscore management system … MochiAds Leaderboards released – let’s see how does it work
Only two days after the publishing of Create a Flash game like Metro Siberia Underground, Oskar Koli tries to answer one of the most commons questions asked in the comments… how to create levels dynamically? One of the possible answers lies in Wall Dodge game That’s how Oskar explains his work: Hi Emanuele, My name … Wall Dodge – game made from Metro Siberia Underground tutorial
Multipart tutorial: available parts 1, 2, 3, 4 ,5 I was quite impressed of a new game called Metro Sibera Underground… a game with a very simple concept, simple graphics but excellent level design. Metro Sibera Underground (MSU from now on) is a one button game, and that means that you can play the game … Create a Flash game like Metro Siberia Underground
In the 4th part I am going to explain a feature that a race game must have: the laps Read steps 1, 2 and 3 before continuing Having laps in a track will result in a longer race. The bad thing is that if you don’t design laps with some more actionscript than normally required, … Create a Flash ball game with visual from above tutorial part 4
Multipart tutorial: available parts 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 For those of you that wonder how it’s going with the experiment (read posts from 1 to 6 to know more about it) here’s a quick update: Circle Chain Days in the wild: 77 MochiAds impressions: 267,872 MochiBot plays: n/a MochiBot top … Experiment: monetizing a Flash game – Part 7
Update: MochiAds Leaderboards released – let’s see how does it work – read this post too! I am very happy to introduce you Glomb, the first Flash game to use MochiAds leaderboards to track highscores. The game was built upon the idea of a Prototype of a Flash game like Biggification, but I changed some … Glomb – The first Flash game to use MochiAds Leaderboards
All big game industries use game editors to design the levels of their games. Just think about games like Unreal Tournament 3… its maps are designed with a level editor. It would be impossible to design such accurate maps just inserting array values or XML tags or whatsoever. We aren’t creating games like UT3, but … Flash game level editor
Do you know a game called Biggification? It’s the perfect example of an one-day game that made a great success, scoring a 3.78 on Newgrounds and being reviewed by 151 people with an average score of 8.3 The aim of the game is very simple, as shoud be any one-day game: collect expanding orbs by … Prototype of a Flash game like Biggification
As you should know, MochiAds is not only the largest ad network for Flash games, but it also provides additional – and free – services to its users. One interesting feature is highscores management. In the MochiAd.as file you must include in your game in order to show ads, there are two functions, without any … How to embed MochiAds highscores in your game
Today is a very important day. For three reasons. First: For the first time (as far as I know) a coder that published a complete game with MochiAds released the full source code of its game. Second: It’s a damn good and complete game with loading, splash, gameplay, game over, and highscore table. Third: I … Complete Flash pool game with highscores
Jay is Games is hosting his 5th Casual Gameplay Design Competition, sponsored by Gimme5games, Mochi Media and Adobe. Gimme5Games may seem the million-th games portal in the net, but it’s owned by Eidos (Tomb Rider guys), while Mochi Media is the company behind MochiAds and MochiBot. Adobe is… well… Adobe. To enter, you have to … Win $3,500 with the Casual Gameplay Design Competition #5
