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Hi all
A few years ago, one of my bigger hobbies was computer programming - nothing huge, just little games in VB6. Recently, I rediscovered VB and (once I got used to VB.NET, aaagh) am now making a game idea which has been bouncing around in my head for quite some time - a 2d physics-based platformer with gravity manipulation as a major feature.
It's early days for it, but the physics engine itself is mostly coded, as are many of the in-game features (though more will be added as I think of them). I've thrown together a 6-level demo just to give people an idea of the potential of the game, which is missing things like the level editor, properly planned level progression or even a real 'game-winning' mechanic. It's enough to have good fun playing, though (IMO, at least).
Have a look at it, if you please. Let me know what you think.
Enjoy!
NB: This is PC-only; sorry Mac users. There's a tiny fraction of a chance that it won't run on seriously old computers (ones without the VB.NET framework), but should be fine on everything else.
A few years ago, one of my bigger hobbies was computer programming - nothing huge, just little games in VB6. Recently, I rediscovered VB and (once I got used to VB.NET, aaagh) am now making a game idea which has been bouncing around in my head for quite some time - a 2d physics-based platformer with gravity manipulation as a major feature.
It's early days for it, but the physics engine itself is mostly coded, as are many of the in-game features (though more will be added as I think of them). I've thrown together a 6-level demo just to give people an idea of the potential of the game, which is missing things like the level editor, properly planned level progression or even a real 'game-winning' mechanic. It's enough to have good fun playing, though (IMO, at least).
Have a look at it, if you please. Let me know what you think.
Enjoy!
NB: This is PC-only; sorry Mac users. There's a tiny fraction of a chance that it won't run on seriously old computers (ones without the VB.NET framework), but should be fine on everything else.