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Hi, My first html5 game made with gms2 called "The shape of color" . please,give me your feedback. Did the tutorial was good? game link : https://theshapeofcolor.neocities.org/ I hope you enjoy it
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Hi All! Intro As a front-end developer it was a MUST to create an online HTML5 game for our wedding website I've recently discovered Phaser and I was amazed by the things you can achive with it. The Phaser community is just awesome, I've got a lot of help from forums, examples and tutorials I've found during the development. I would like to give something back to the community. That's one of the reasons I've published the source code of the game. The game Wedding Run is an endless 2D platform game. You can play either with the groom or with the bride. The long as you will survive the more points you can achieve. Killing bunnies and collecting coins can raise your score! Have phun! Try it Try it online at http://www.zsondre.hu/wd/ Check out the source code at https://github.com/aendre/wedding-run
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Hi guys, I'm having a specific issue and I'm looking for some help. I have a big image which I hide at game start. Later on I revive this image to display it. The very first time I do this, it provokes a big jitter, but further attempts provoke no lag at all. So I think it has to do with the fact that at game start the image has never been rendered, and once I render it for the first time, some kind of 'render-loading' might happen and provoke the jitter. For the time being I create the sprite, add it to the game, and then immediately kill it (so that the player doesn't see it). So it's never been rendered (hence the jitter later on). Is there a way for me for do the same thing AND load the texture to the renderer as well, preventing the jitter happening later? Sorry if it makes little sense, I don't know canvas rendering enough to point exactly why the jitter happens. But I assume the images must be somehow transferred from the cache to the renderer, or something like that. Is there any way to force it (and still not display the image)? (Just to confirm my hint, If I do render the image at start, even briefly, and kill it, the next revive won't jitter at all. Also, all I do is use game.add.sprite(), kill() and revive(), if it helps). Thanks a lot!
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This is my very first game that i have created with html5 canvas. Positive criticism appreciate as well as advice for improvements here is the link Tennis-Game Thank you pheaset
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A couple years ago, I was introduced into the world of game development using LibGDX. I made some little games, but they always stayed at home. Then I started learning HTML5 development, and got to know Phaser !!! So Gravitron is my first published game. It's made completely with Phaser. It is a zero-gravity adventure puzzle where you move tokens in a board and try to get one of them - the red one - to the tile in the center. You can play it on Itch.io (http://neko250.itch.io/gravitron) or on Game Jolt (http://gamejolt.com/games/puzzle/gravitron/42799/). Also, you can find its source code on Github (https://github.com/Neko250/Gravitron). Please, enjoy it !
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Hi! So inspired by Lessmilk I made my first game in a week. It is about matching colors and catching circles. It looks horrible and lags on Firefox, but works fine on Chrome. You can change your color with ASDF keys and move with cursor keys. Here you can play it: http://asdfgame.clay.io/ Here: http://gamejolt.com/games/arcade/asdf/26242/ Or here: http://exocube.itch.io/asdf (No ads! ) Here you can see my abysmal code skills: https://github.com/exocube/ASDF I would be very thankful for any honest feedback on gameplay and code (like, why isn't it performant and what could have I done better). Thank you!
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In a previous post I asked for game hosting but I have successfully uploaded this game to a number of sites. You can play the game live on Kongregate here Clementine Scroller game Just an update on a previous post but needed a new thread
