It started about a year ago with The Big List of Sponsors by Freelance Flash Games, and now Michael Edlavitch, the author of Creating a successful niche Flash arcade site updated the list on his new blog, Top Five Blog, that will also give you tips and tricks he have learned in the casual game … Flash game sponsors list
This post is guest-blogged by Alex Schearer from anotherearlymorning.com, and it’s very interesting for anyone looking to enter the Word Play contest. It explains the use of Trie Data Structure In computer science, a trie, or prefix tree, is an ordered tree data structure that is used to store an associative array where the keys … Trie Data Structure in Actionscript 3
This is the interesting story of Michael Edlavitch from Hooda Math, a 10,000 visitors/day successful niche Flash arcade site. If you are an arcade site owner, you can’t miss this: « Before Walmart moves into a small town they offer classes to the small business owners on how to keep their businesses a float. What … Case history: creating a successful niche Flash arcade site
I want to share with you the experience of Ken, the owner of GameTweek during the creation of his first Flash game: Monkey Treasures Since it’s a great example of a game started from a tutorial, I am publishing Ken’s story… it’s a great read for people starting their first game and for people saying … Case history: Monkey Treasures
This post is made by Esteban Gallardo from Free Creation Games. Esteban is highly interested in the work organitzation to maximize profitable work of a team, so any new information of how to manage the work organitzation in small teams is more than welcomed. « Since I began with Flash games and considering my awful … Making a collaboration work
I had the permission from Ada Chen to publish this post on my blog. It’s very interesting to read what Ada thinks about casual game monetization because she is the Product Marketing Manager for Mochi Media. Ada also runs her own blog at adachen.com. « Games are hot lately and GDC 2009 is just around … The different dialects of casual game monetization
While most developers are trying to get their games sponsored in as much ways as they know, Ryan from Freelance Flash Games (great blog! a must read) is going to explais us why you shouldn’t get your game sponsored. Sponsorship is one of the biggest revenue streams for flash developers. Flash Game License reported over … 7 reasons NOT to get your game sponsored
I think we finally have a working slicing engine. It started with The engine behind Splitter Flash game, then come The engine behind Splitter Flash game – first AS3 prototype and The engine behind Splitter Flash game – new AS3 prototypes. Now Guillaume Pommey aka pompom sent us a working version. I revised my prototype … The engine behind Splitter Flash game : working code
Some time ago I posted Create a Flash game like Totem Destroyer, and now I am showing you a complete prototype made by Collin Douch. The prototype features slimy and non-removable blocks and collision detection between the totem and the ground. Such detection was made customizing Box2D’s b2ContactListener class. For more information about this class … Full Totem Destroyer prototype
Some days ago I blogged about Erase Box, a Box2D game made with my tutorials, now it’s time to publish Rodrigo‘s tutorial. « On a game I was making, I needed a way to detect if a body was leaving the screen. That can be done by checking the x and y positions of it, … Erase Box: the tutorial
I am going to show you a cute game Rodrigo made following my tutorials « I created a Box2D flash game using some tutorials available on your website. It’s not very cool, but being my very first AS3 and Box2D game, I think that I did a good job. Erase Box It’s a mix of … Erase Box, a Box2D game made with my tutorials
