thanks for the tutorials man. With the lack of documentation they are essential

the bg art for the game is awesome, but you need to have it not look so obviously tiled. Game looks fun.

Hey guys. I'm Peter, 18, just moved to new york city, going to school for film. (though id much rather sit around and make games haha) Man I don't remember the last time I wrote on a forum. Yeah I grew up playing Amiga games and Sega. My favorite game would probably be the Neverhood, and I've always been infatuated with Final Fantasy IX too for some reason. Lately I haven't played anything really. : (

since I was a kid I made these really elaborate "choose a link" games (idk what to call it) where I made adventures where people went made decisions and went from webpage to webpage. This was really time consuming and tedious, I don't know how I made so many repetitive animations. Later I redid these games with flash, basically with the same "gameplay," knowing hardly any more programming then onRelease for a button. Because this game took me two years to make and wasn't all that fun I kind of gave up on making games, but always had it in the back of my mind for what I really wanted to do. So I guess giving up because I didn't know programming subconsiously made me depressed for the past couple years.

Now I found Construct and am unbelievably excited to start working on stuff. Thank you so much whoever developed this. haha. Even though I was never much of gamer, I always had the intense desire to create interactive media for other people to play. Now I can do the things I always wanted. If theres anyone from around the nyc area, let me know if youd be interested in starting a studio or something. Of course not a real studio, but you know, just sitting around and working on shit with an open mind could lead to some really cool stuff.

-peter