Post videos of what you're working on!

— glad to hear that! I was sceptical about the performance on mobile but was quite thrilled to see 60 fps with my really-large sprite filled layouts. I thought to myself, well, it seems mobiles can handle large sprites now. Then I added a water effect and performance dropped down to 25 fps. (on s4). Maybe it's more expensive than your effects.

Windwalker

I recently did a lot of tests on a few WebGL effects on mobiles, many of them are unusable due to the performance hit but some are quite efficient!

Would love it if other devs contribute and add a few more effects to the testing, my ISP is terrible so uploading my game for compiling takes ages. hehe

Hello

This is some footage of a game we are working on called LifeCycle: The Underneath.

Hello

This is some footage of a game we are working on called LifeCycle: The Underneath.

Looks funny to play, nice work.

I'm not sure this game is going to be a physic simulator but I'm experimenting

PKneeshaw

I like the look, keep up the good work

Hi all,

This is footage of my current PreAlpha Build for my project "No More Probes". I hope you will like it.

Hi folks,

Keyboard defender is a typing game and I'm finally getting near a first public alpha release.

Hope you enjoy it.

http://youtu.be/lrLk5zvK8No

Thanks.

atomoso That looks great, I look forward to playing it.

for a suggestion I do think the transition from day to night is perhaps a little too fast and there should be more time going through the fade out it does.

atomoso nice gameplay and nice art style, very interesting this way of survival and strategy

Thanks guys. I hope I will be ready will a public build by the end of the month ( June )

There is reason in the design and story for the quick transition between day and night, but I get what you are saying. I will do some test with a longer transition period, thanks.

Here is my new game Mass Vector. Please take a look.

or Here

http://www.movingpixelgames.co.uk

Here is my new game Mass Vector. Please take a look.

or Here

http://www.movingpixelgames.co.uk

Wow ! This seems pretty solid to me, but I'm a little worried about the gameplay here is why : If you are on a long section of the lvl and fail near the end, you have to redo everything from start (this can become boring / annoying), are you going to make some sort of savepoints ? Like if you moved all the blocks to some point on the lvl ? This could do the trick, but may be hard to implement. Keep up the good work !

Softloulou

Hi, the speed levels dont have checkpoints as the point is to finish the level as soon as possible to score the highest time. The Trial levels which are very hard do have checkpoints. These levels offer the gamer a different type of game as some of them are puzzles too.

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