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(10-21-2014 02:41 PM)greyhater Wrote: [ -> ]Yes that's what I was thinking when I downloaded that app. I did not know she is the maker of that app. But she did give me an idea and I think it's better than her course. Maybe I should do my own wso or udemy and give a code for all my bbhf fam.

How did you find out she owns the software? She didn't sound smart enough to make even a decent app let alone the software behind the apps. I imagine she probably outsourced it to coder.com or some such site.

(10-22-2014 02:09 AM)germon Wrote: [ -> ]here's the whole package apmkandroid pack with activation key

[php]http://www4.zippyshare.com/v/31206107/file.html[

Hey Germon can you just mirror the apmkandriod file seen I've already download
the complete videos no need to repeat the download? Thanks in advance :)

(10-22-2014 09:52 PM)Rathus Wrote: [ -> ]
(10-21-2014 02:41 PM)greyhater Wrote: [ -> ]Yes that's what I was thinking when I downloaded that app. I did not know she is the maker of that app. But she did give me an idea and I think it's better than her course. Maybe I should do my own wso or udemy and give a code for all my bbhf fam.
How did you find out she owns the software? She didn't sound smart enough to make even a decent app let alone the software behind the apps. I imagine she probably outsourced it to coder.com or some such site.

It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that it's her software just by listening to what she states in the videos.

(10-21-2014 08:30 PM)lovesthemdog Wrote: [ -> ]Hey mates, can some organise a GB for this https://www.gameacademy.com/buildbox/

Now that's a quality piece of software, but ouch $2,675 is a bit pricey but it is an awesome software.

(10-23-2014 03:31 AM)chaff Wrote: [ -> ]
(10-22-2014 09:52 PM)Rathus Wrote: [ -> ]
(10-21-2014 02:41 PM)greyhater Wrote: [ -> ]Yes that's what I was thinking when I downloaded that app. I did not know she is the maker of that app. But she did give me an idea and I think it's better than her course. Maybe I should do my own wso or udemy and give a code for all my bbhf fam.
How did you find out she owns the software? She didn't sound smart enough to make even a decent app let alone the software behind the apps. I imagine she probably outsourced it to coder.com or some such site.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out that it's her software just by listening to what she states in the videos.

(10-21-2014 08:30 PM)lovesthemdog Wrote: [ -> ]Hey mates, can some organise a GB for this https://www.gameacademy.com/buildbox/

Now that's a quality piece of software, but ouch $2,675 is a bit pricey but it is an awesome software.

Resources

PuzzleScript :

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PuzzleScript is a free, open-source game engine designed to help you make tile-based puzzle games

GameMaker

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You have a couple options with GameMaker. You can download GameMaker 8.1 and use either the free version or pay $39.99 for the Pro version on Windows, or $19.99 for the Pro version on Mac. Or you can download the free version of GameMaker: Studio

3. Construct 2

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Construct 2 is similar to GameMaker, but arguably even easier to use if you’re a non-programmer.

4. Stencyl

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allows you to design games easily, while learning some basic programming logic in the process.

5. Twine

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6. Inform 7

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Inform is a programming language designed to create player-inputted, command-based interactive fiction. The latest version,

7. Ren’Py

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Ren’Py is a free and open source visual novel engine that allows users to combine images, text and sound to create interactive simulation games.

8. Adventure Game Studio

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Adventure Game Studio is aimed at more intermediate developers, allowing users to create their own point-and-click or keyboard-controlled adventure games.

9. FlashPunk and Flixel

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Not only is FlashPunk absolutely free, it also contains everything you'll need to make the game you want. From its robust and dead-simple sprite-based graphics handling to its powerful live debugger, you won't need a team of berets and neckbeards to make your game come to life.

10. Unity

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Like GameMaker, including Unity on this list was an obvious choice. Unity is a game engine that supports development across an impressive range of platforms, making it one of the most popular game development tools right now. It comes with a built-in IDE, is useful for making both 3D and 2D games and has a huge asset store available.

11. RPG Maker XP

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RPG Maker isn’t free, even though most people I know who use it didn’t exactly pay for it.

12 polycode

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13 Monkey X

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Monkey is a next-generation games programming language that allows you to create apps on multiple platforms with the greatest of ease.

Monkey works by translating Monkey code to one of a different number of languages at compile time - including C++, C#, Java, Javascript and Actionscript

14 wimi5

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WiMi5 is a cloud based platform to create, publish and monetize HTML5 casual games.

Its visual editor lets non-programmers create HTML5 games and expert developers produce games faster than coding

15 GameSalad

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16 enigma-dev

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It's a free/open source

17 craftstud

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CraftStudio lets you craft games from scratch in real-time over the Internet. Come jam with your team or join others to make your dream games come true!

Excellent resources!! Thanks Mark30

you are welcome my friend

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Excellent Resources Lists :)

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