Tag: Platform game
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Creation of an HTML5 tile based platform game with no engines behind: pure code!
Creating an HTML5 platform game without any engine is easier than you can imagine, and will help you to improve you coding: see the example.
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How to create a Flash platformer using Citrus Engine – Adding graphics
Adding custom graphics to our Citrus Engine platformer
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How to create a Flash platformer using Citrus Engine
Prototype of a platformer with coins to collect, enemy to avoid and moving platforms ruled by physics using Citrus Engine 2
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Creation of a platform game using FlashPunk – Title screen
3rd step of the FlashPunk platformer tutorial. This time we'll meet the title screen.
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Creation of a platform game using FlashPunk – step 2
Second part of the FlashPunk platformer tutorial. Featuring double jumps and sprite maps.
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Creation of a platform game using FlashPunk
Detailed tutorial about the creation of a Flash platformer using FlashPunk
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Platform engine using Box2D – Step 3
In this third part of the platform engine, it’s time to make our hero jump. First, I suggest you to read parts 1 and 2 if you already…
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Platform engine using Box2D – Step 2
After publishing Platform engine using Box2D, my attempt to replicate the Rick Triqui‘s main character continues. Now you can move the guy with left and right arrows, aim…
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Platform engine using Box2D
Platform engines always represented a challenge for me, you can see my prototypes with AS2 and AS3, and this time I am going to make one using Box2D.…
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Platform game basics using Box2D
I wrote about Box2D Flash version about a year ago, then I published Playing with Box2DFlashAS3 and Create a Flash game like Totem Destroyer as examples covering what…
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New tile based platform engine – part 11 – slopes part b
As said in New tile based platform engine – part 11 – slopes part a, the game needed a fix for the jump from/on slope bug. In part…
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New tile based platform engine – part 11 – slopes part a
You asked for it, I made it… ladies and gentlemen… SLOPES! (applause). I decided to split slopes in two parts, because they are a bit more difficult than…
