Hi,
I have installed a new word puzzle game of idioms. This will probably be best word puzzle game in the android store.
Check it out by installing it into your mobile phones. Tell me your idea. Is it not the best word puzzle game in android. This app may really useful to you alse. Give me your comments.
Following is the description of the game.
Name : Word puzzle of idioms
This is a puzzle with words, objective is to complete idioms. What you have to do is drag and drop words into correct place to complete the idiom. After you complete the idiom you can see its meaning with an example. Therefore this is not just a game but it improve your English skills as well.
You may think that this will be an easy game. I am sure that you are wrong. Game has six difficulty levels. Hardest level is really difficult while easiest level is really easy. Download and see this app and see how a puzzle game like this can vary its difficulty.
This app includes multiple themes as well. User can select his preferred theme.
If you are going to buy full version you have to use amazon
Hungry Squirrels - On google play
will be a great game for you. I also loved puzzle games, but this simple casual game made me an instant fan of it. So make a try..
nilupul21 said:
Hi,
I have installed a new word puzzle game of idioms. This will probably be best word puzzle game in the android store.
Check it out by installing it into your mobile phones. Tell me your idea. Is it not the best word puzzle game in android. This app may really useful to you alse. Give me your comments.
Following is the description of the game.
Name : Word puzzle of idioms
This is a puzzle with words, objective is to complete idioms. What you have to do is drag and drop words into correct place to complete the idiom. After you complete the idiom you can see its meaning with an example. Therefore this is not just a game but it improve your English skills as well.
You may think that this will be an easy game. I am sure that you are wrong. Game has six difficulty levels. Hardest level is really difficult while easiest level is really easy. Download and see this app and see how a puzzle game like this can vary its difficulty.
This app includes multiple themes as well. User can select his preferred theme.
If you are going to buy full version you have to use amazon
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unsure if it's the right forum for this, but figured Q&A couldn't be wrong since it's a question.
I'm looking for a dead simple open source android game. real simple gameplay, but has the ability to get to a new level and a gameover screen.
I need this to implement and showcase a 3rd party library I'm working with to others.
any help on my search is greatly appreciated, I'll keep googling, but wanted to see if any XDA'ers had input as well. tia.
Check out the sample projects in your android-sdk.
Jetboy, snake, lunar lander, are great examples that contain all you need.
Ive developed a few games but not on android
A few easy games would be pong or frogger in my experence
Id recommend frogger if you want a game over screen and different levels
So, probably asked hundreds of times before, I already searched for it and know some candidates, but since the oppinions I have found could be outdated, I'll ask again:
I want to jump to game development as a hobbie. I already have a job programming, and know C++ and Java very well (not a guru...yet! ). But when I search for game engines there are SO many to choose from.
I'd like to pick one which:
has a big community of users (for example, PlayN looks nice, but I think lacks of this. just try to google "PlayN push notifications" and nothing will appear)
is free (since it's just a hobby)
and would be nice (not mandatory) if it was possible to port to other non-Android devices (iOS, Windows8...). AndEngine looks great, but it is only for Android, and I don't know if Cocos2Dx is reliable.
extra points if the engine includes multiplayer capabilities or push notifications. I have not found information about this for PlayN, AndEngine or Cocos2Dx, so I guess they don't have these features and aim only for graphics. Moai looks promising here, but I don't want to learn to use it and then discover than the free edition is too limited.
So, I'd love to hear oppinions from game developers around here: please tell me your experiences.
BTW, I'd love to create a Civilization-like game, that's why I'm interested in push notifications and multiplayer. But I'll start with a card game, because I'm just not that mad (yet).
PS: After reading forum rules, I guess this question goes here, in Q&A, but feel free to move it to Android Game development subforum if you think it is misplaced.
I don't know about push notifications, but I think you'll have to code the multiplayer part yourself using sockets because multiplayer is different from game to game.
there is already a thread created on teaching how to create android games. here is the link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1753131
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Hello, Xda-members!
I've developed a game for Windows Phone devices: The Walking Cat, a funny logical game, that combines fun, cats and mind games
If you find a bug, please, send me a message about it and describe the bug and actions to reproduce it.
The Walking Cat supports all Windows Phone devices, starting from WP7 and up to WP8.1.
Get it in Windows Phone marketplace: http://www.windowsphone.com/s?appid=7246c620-f6ee-4a7b-bee8-c9f9f96890d6
Here is the description of my game:
Use your mind to trick Zombiecat and get Captain Puffy to Miss Purr-Purr!
Tired of games, where you need to aim or shoot fast?
Ready for a smart thinking game?
You’ll see the cutest and funniest characters, you’ve ever seen. It’s just so mi-mi-mi!
You’ll go though 230 (!!!) levels!
The rules are simple, but the game is hard.
All you need to know is that Zombiecat moves two cells in a turn, but it is stupid.
Zombiecat always goes straight to you. When he decides where to go – he always prefers to move in the horizontal direction (left or right).
You can use walls, traps, teleports and obstacles to get away from Zombiecat.
If you can’t pass a certain level, don’t be upset – the game has a built-in hint and solution system that would help you.
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PS. The game is free, just some Adduplex ads included.
Please read the forum rules, and make it clear that the game is fully playable in trial mode if that is the case.
Advertising paid apps in the forum links is not permitted (it's basically SPAM). Either include a free link to the app or pay XDA to host your ads for you.
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Please read the forum rules, and make it clear that the game is fully playable in trial mode if that is the case.
Advertising paid apps in the forum links is not permitted (it's basically SPAM). Either include a free link to the app or pay XDA to host your ads for you.
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The game is free now, just some ads included
PS. Btw, I don't want to advertise on XDA, just want to find some beta-testers before I launch the game. It's hidden from market and can be accessed only using direct link (see post #1).
The Walking Cat updated with Chineese, Vietnamese, Hindi and Arabic languages support!
Hi or should I say Yo pally's , I recently released a new game called "Pally! Let's Cross".
Its a simple crazy game idea I came up with and decided make a game out of it. I must say its actually fun and very challenging at times.
The game play is simple, jump through various carefully designed obstacles of moving obstacles while avoiding them. This had been built as an endless level based game so each level is randomly selected while playing.
Game is FREE so download, give back and rate.
Download (iOS): https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pally-lets-cross/id1229169417?ls=1&mt=8
Download (Android): https://play.google.com/store/apps/...tscross.freegames.move.pushup.brain.simulator
Pally is a chicken? The image that I saw first in the video, I think, is a chicken.
Hi. Does anyone here know about making games either for Android or for Windows or for both? I was always such a gamer addict but eventually I stopped playing because I feel like i played so many games that they dont work for me anymore haha. So I was thinking of creating my own game as I have ton of ideas.
But Im quite inexperienced in game development. I know a bit of programming but not sure how to proceed further so I have an moving object in 3D space. Am also not sure which language to pick, people say Java is good because if you code game in java then it will run in every kind of device.
Shireenzo said:
Hi. Does anyone here know about making games either for Android or for Windows or for both? I was always such a gamer addict but eventually I stopped playing because I feel like i played so many games that they dont work for me anymore haha. So I was thinking of creating my own game as I have ton of ideas.
But I'm quite inexperienced in game development. I know a bit of programming but not sure how to proceed further so I have an moving object in 3D space. Am also not sure which language to pick, people say Java is good because if you code game in java then it will run in every kind of device.
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First of all game development is not hard but will take you long time and that's why it's considered hard. Every little feature you code will take you long time, then you will have to interconnect them and ensure it works correctly, then polish each of these gameplay features as well as do perfectly good visual assets.
Secondly, please don't use Java. LibGDX is the only game engine (actually its library, not an engine) for Java and it's nowhere as good as popular game engines are. Java games can be compiled once and technically be run on any platform like Linux, android and windows in same time (there are often errors though). Now while this may seem like an advancement and really great thing to have, it's actually not. Because any popular game engine will let you code your game once, and then just compile (a matter of clicking one button) a individual game package to each platform like Xbox, android, windows, browser and the like. So the only difference here is that you have to compile the game few times but you still code it once.
The game engine I would suggest you is to use Unity. Unity is very easy engine that is suited for every kind of game. One more thing Id recommend to you is to learn from free tutorial instead of paid one. One of websites that teaches you for free is this gamedev blog - actually I'm in game development for quite long time but it still taught me things i didn't know about. If you have troubles following the tutorial then you probably should learn some C#.