I'm not sure if this is a Website issue or a construct 2 issue but some of the games on the arcade seems to crash Safari Version 6.0.2 (7536.26.17). When they do they usually get about half way loaded then the browser is closed with an error log.

If you're unable to finish projects because you lack the knowledge to use advanced features then starting a new, equally complex game probably isn't going to help you.

Why don't you simply spend time learning the features?

Cooking isn't a game genre it's a theme. Your games can be anything you want them to be. Unless you have a specific cooking game in mind?

As a colourblind person i find these new forum colours hard to read. Is there a way i can make the text darker when viewing threads?

Also my accounts showing the name Tom instead of my user name.

Thanks.

They'll probably be a Christmas sale of some sort.

> MrMiller - interesting you say that about MMF. I've never used it properly, but I've seen some reasonably complex stuff done with it. More power to the people working with it, I guess :)

No doubt, MMF2 is a powerful system that has made some good commercial games. You just have to be willing to stomach that fossil-like event system. When I think of that event system, it almost makes me want to pull out a paper graph and some punch cards...

The Scirra guys used to work with the Clickteam in some capacity in the past. In all honesty, Construct's event system is the modern evolutionary step that Clickteam never took with MMF and appears to refuse to even consider it which is a real shame.

Jamie Clickteam is coding MMF3, he's well aware of Construct and Clickteam is well aware of Scirra, so i expect the next event editor to be nearly identical to Constructs.

My concern is that Scirra may have difficulty competing as inevitably Clickteam will support many native runtimes.

No. $99 for Apple.

I havent tried windows 8 so i cant comment.

I think he's wrong about the whole touch thing not lasting. It's very natural in my opinion, more natural i think than waving your hands around with wrist bands and making gestures. I mean what about mobile phones? Does he think we'll be on a bus doing it.

Touch interface is here to stay, especially when paper thin flexible roll up screens appear.

I've always know k.i.s.s as "keep it simple, stupid". lol

What do you think about this?

http://www.indiegogo.com/craftstudio

Yeah commitment is a key factor for any software, especially these days with technology changing so quickly.

The Dark Flow author seems to abandon his projects for long periods, which is a risk you take with free software.

Dark Flow is actually the next version of dsgamemaker http://dsgamemaker.com/ which is like gamemaker for the DS. Looks like they're supporting other platforms.

I've never used it but it looks good.