Wow. Awesome game! The graphics are very stylish and combined with the musics they create a very interesting sci-fi-spagetti western atmosphere. A bit cheesy, but it is the point, isn't it? Somehow it brings to mind Muse's awesome song "Knights of Cydonia" (

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Readme really helps - otherwise the game is almost impossible. The message brings some kind of puzzle element there.

Some bugs I noticed: In first level when you have killed the upper zombie, shooting there still splashes blood. Also, the skull doesn't appear at the zombie, it appears in the top-left edge of the window.

And when I was trying to load a game in the game over-screen, it freezes. Is this a bug in the game or a runtime bug in construct?

Trying to get past the second level now ->

Hello!

I did some testing and playing around after long break from using Construct. The stability has really gotten better! Great job, Ashley and other devs! There was still few random crashes. I tried to reproduce them, but without success. One happened sometimes when closing construct, one had something to do with layer toolbar and one happened when opening/closing projects. I assume that the object bar and layer/object toolbar will still improve? Animations and picture editor need some work and there was some families bugs there... But still, Construct has improved a lot!

Okay, then to the point. I encountered a runtime crash with container and light objects, so after reporting the bug I tried some workarounds to get one light object per one active object -combinations.

There was two light objects, the other's UID was 78 so I made event

Light: 9 Unique ID is 78

System: 3 For each Light 0 
Light: 9 Unique ID is 78

Construct needs wrapping for layers. The best would be if horizontal and vertical wrapping were separate choises <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile" />

Me too. Seems like a pretty common problem. Maybe devs should investigate this?

A return from long hiatus \o/. I was in the finnish army for six months. I have been back for a month but haven't got time to lurk here .

I have few questions about families. I made a sprite and a text object. I assigned them to family Blue. Then I opened the event sheet editor and checked what conditions and actions "Blue" would contain. They were actually exactly same as sprite's features. ALTHOUGH the family contained a Text object also. If I assigned the family first to the text object, the family would get the features of the text object. However, a Text object and a Sprite do have common properties, for instance, they both have private variables and they both have action "destroy". But when I tested incrementing a variable 'yeah' (

MouseKeyboard: 6 On key Enter pressed

Very cool game and fresh idea <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_biggrin.gif" alt=":D" title="Very Happy" />! But I couldn't pass the first level either. It's maybe little too hard <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_biggrin.gif" alt=":D" title="Very Happy" />. Some suggestions to improve the game:

1) Sometimes when the spheres looked like they were in chain, the explosions didn't spread. Maybe they could do that little more easily?

2) The game was especially hard when there's only few spheres left; it's impossible to form chains when the spheres are only in one row. Maybe player could pass the level, if the highness of the heap is under a certain threshold?

3) Maybe some more intensity: the ball heap could continuously grow or be pushed up from the bottom of the screen, and player would have eliminate the heap quickly. So instead of limited shots there would be time limit? Or both would be limited, but then there should be seriously more shots or some method to gain them.

I experience a new crash!

When I just open the picture editor three times, it crashes. If I open the editor by double-clicking on a sprite, a normal windows crash message appears. If I open the editor clicking on a frame in the animation bar it first shows error message "R6025 -pure virtual fuction call", then "picture editor crashed, please report this to scirra" and then normal windows crash message.

This crash makes using construct pretty much impossible, or uncomfortable, at least. Please fix it quickly :/.

Edit: Does anybody else experience this? I just thought 'cause nobody has been talking about this crash and it's pretty obvious.

I won't shout you down, I just say that Ubuntu is worth testing, if you have another computer to test it <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile" />.

It's also interesting to see that Wine is progressing well. It's a project old as hell, but it's finally starting to catch up.

Whew.

I managed to return all of my essays and reports and such before holidays (a little late though <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_razz.gif" alt=":P" title="Razz" />), so I could finally get some rest... Yay \o/

Merry christmas everyone!

I know PHP pretty well and C/C++. And some Java and Pascal... Though it isn't about the number of languages, it's about how well you can use them. <img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_biggrin.gif" alt=":D" title="Very Happy" />

I don't have much experience from application programming, but I'm interested to learn more and someday I will lend my hand to the Construct project.

That's great :D. I wondered when somebody will do this :P. This will bring in more interested people from the Linux world. And possibly more developers, since there is a lot of coders using Linux.

I think that just plain normal fades aren't cool enough. I have considered making a short "transition" pieces of music for mood changes. I'm also planning to use fades cleverly with many "layers" of song, keeping the song itself same, but changing the mood slightly by adjusting volumes and other properties of different tracks.