I've got a working Construct 0.99.5 but I don't think that's gonna help

The game is cool, but I was so close(I mean a couple of pixels) to the jet-like thing, when I died! I'm a total loser. Too bad I can't see how the guy reaches the ground after he falls.

This type of games may be simple and less than one MB, but that doesn't make them easy and boring!

Welcome, err... pedrotechel. I registered an year after I "discovered" Construct and my first post was the worst I've ever seen

Anyways, I recommend you dropbox too.

I don't have surround sound too, so I started scanning. After I found most of the nodes, my computer restarted(it loves making me angry

Very cool game. I saw only one problem - it's veeeeery hard.

I really liked the ending scene - the sheep was tired of jumping, so it started flying over the fence

forget the fire effect! here's a rocket launcher

Click to launch a rocket(if there are no rockets on the "battlefield")

I really like the panels from the new version of Construct

Device name: NVIDIA GeForce 6100

Pixel shader: 3

Estimated VRAM: 217 MB

Motion blur: Yes

Now I know why my computer doesn't like 3D games with detailed textures

I'M BACK! Here's a fire effect: http://www.box.net/shared/rcfpjjd2kn

Click to spawn 15 000 particles

That's a very cool game! The simple graphics didn't make it boring, they made it small, funny, easy to make and... simple!

Cooler than 2D... and harder. My peanut-sized brain isn't very good at maths.

> When I "found" Construct after a looong search of a program for game developing, I made a picture of a tiger from 3D Studio Max with a "Wave horizontal" effect. This wasn't useful as a game, but I learned the basics like I always do - using the first buttons I see, while reading the tooltips.

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Ok, where's the creation?

I didn't save it, because I just wanted to see what Construct looks like(I couldn't believe my eyes) and I can easily recreate it.

When I "found" Construct after a looong search of a program for game developing, I made a picture of a tiger from 3D Studio Max with a "Wave horizontal" effect. This wasn't useful as a game, but I learned the basics like I always do - using the first buttons I see, while reading the tooltips.