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Alright here's a platformer game by me with one level through a rainy night.
Move with left and rights arrows, jump with the up one.

Download Link- 3.6 MBs

Cheers. don't forget feedin me back.

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#1 Edited By Aurelito

Alright here's a platformer game by me with one level through a rainy night.
Move with left and rights arrows, jump with the up one.

Download Link- 3.6 MBs

Cheers. don't forget feedin me back.

14 years ago

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#2 Edited By The_A_Drain

Your own engine or a pre-existing one? I use Torque for my stuff. Also, might get locked for advertising.

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#3 Edited By Aurelito

The_A_Drain said:

Your own engine or a pre-existing one? I use Torque for my stuff. Also, might get locked for advertising.

My engine? til next few decades perhaps.
It's GM 7.0.5 Pro.
And you mean this blog post will get locked for publicizing on the main boards?

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#4 Edited By The_A_Drain

Oh... Ok then. You should try Torque, is a really good engine.

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The_A_Drain said:

Oh... Ok then. You should try Torque, is a really good engine.

I suppose Torque is a commercial engine rather than educational like GM is. it doesn't even have a jump function because desires learner to discover it. and yet, Torque is very expensive compared to gm.

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#6 Edited By The_A_Drain

Well, you're supposed to code that stuff yourself but, okidokie. It doesn't really force you to 'discover' it, it gives you the opportunity to code it the way you want to, and a demo version is available, and the indie version is only like $100, $75 if your in education and can obtain the discount code. Really quite cheap for software of its worth.

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