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  • Kyatric I'm currently very busy at the moment, are you in a rush for that?

    I have sent you an email anyway.

    Thanks

  • Hi, I would suggest you to specify what are you looking for exactly.

    Someone that work with you for free and then you share the (eventual) earning or someone that you are willing to pay for the job done.

    > That's nice some users are still active with that.

    > I never tried it, but I guess having C2, I shouldn't go back to give it a go. right?

    If you have C2, you probably won't need Classic but since it's free and open source there's nothing to lose by checking it out.

    Keep in mind it hasn't been updated in ages and can only export Windows EXEs. It's originally what piqued my interest in Construct/Scirra. It's buggy and somewhat incomplete compared to C2&C3 but I still love it.

    Yes, it was more a curiosity to give it a go, but probably will not have time for that. Good to know that anyway someone can still make something with that :-)

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  • godmode6You'd better share a portfolio with your work, so people that like your style will be more likely to get in touch with you :-)

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    Creepy Mahjong, a dark theme mahjong solitaire, is now completed and published on itch.io!

    biim.itch.io/creepy-mahjong

    Started nearly 3 years ago, as a simple project to develop for fun a few days before Halloween, now Creepy Mahjong is a fully completed game!

    From its initial 5 levels, it has improved having 34 levels that follow a non-linear story. With the addition of the level editor and the possibility to share your creations thanks to encrypted code, you can have endless combinations of new levels to play.

    Creepy Mahjong has a few special rules that differentiate it from other mahjong games you might have played, without disrupting the original feeling with alienating features.

    Get your copy now and start to share your creation with your friends and in your communities.

    Until Sunday it is 34% off, at only $4.95!

    Find and share new levels here:

    itch.io/board/562180/share-your-levels

    ...and don't forget to let me know what do you think about it!

    Thank you!

    Heck I still use Construct Classic

    That's nice some users are still active with that.

    I never tried it, but I guess having C2, I shouldn't go back to give it a go. right?

  • Thank you Ashley, links update will be useful!

  • I can't find the details about the last C2 release.

    What's changed from r279?

    Anyone can point me out to where to look at?

    Thank you

  • Hi MusoX,

    if it's a paid job (not revenue share) feel free to get in contact with me, I can certainly do it for you.

    Thank you!

  • I have done just a quick test, not sure if this is what you want and you might have to improve it, but it's kinda working. Probably need to use a better sound for multi ball.

  • Nice jam, unfortunately it cuts out most of the world due to its first rule:

    In order to enter the contest, you must either be a US resident or a US-based business entity

    I think that is quite a big bad decision.

    It's like, I have the ball and I decide who can play with me...

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  • Ashley I think that Cascade Games meant that the developer can earn a % from the ads shown while people plays their games.

  • I don't think the issue is related to the engine, but more to the developer.

    For sure you can make it one with Construct 2 and I bet even with any other engine. Many RPGs have been created with simple technology, the first around 40 years ago.

    What was the issue you have found? Because you might find it with Construct too and discover only at the end that it isn't the engine problem...

    If you want to make an RPG with Construct I have done a series of tutorial where you can learn the basic and improve at each video.

    The first series is for an 8-bit shooter (yes, not an RPG, but you have to learn the basics first), then the second is about tilemap and how to use them and the current one that will end in a couple of weeks is for a card game with battle grid, where you can get really many mechanics you can use in a RPG game too.

    Here is the link to the first video if you want to give it a go:

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    You are welcome :)