The game is reinstated after revamping the Facebook plugin to work with the latest FB API. Currently reworking the User Interface plus some game elements. Next, will add even more levels and fine-tune the payment system. Find the game at the link below: https://apps.facebook.com/gwpachinko

Not too sure. Haven't decided to defect to C3, yet.

Somewhere like... this place:

Hidden Object Template — Now for sale in the Scirra Store!

https://www.scirra.com/store/royalty-free-game-templates/hidden-object-template-1280

<p>The Hidden Object Template from GamesWarp Studio has the following features:</p>

• An actual Hidden Object game with one scene
• During first time initialization, hidden object images are loaded dynamically from "hog.xml" and embedded project images into a multi-frame image.
• There are currently 10 images found in the scene, 6 items to be searched, and 3 hints to activate
• The game resets once all 6 items have been found
• Any time a hidden object is found, it flies towards the centre of the screen and scales in size before getting destroyed
• Any time a hint is requested, a glowing particle flies from the magnifying glass towards a random object that has not yet been found

<p>[Developed using C2 Release 212.2]</p>

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Please note... Fuzzball's Fortress has a bug when working with r196 and above.

Bug Reported:

a) Playing a level and then right clicking will not work any longer.

b) Physics Engine crash was also reported after playing for some time.

A patch shall be issued shortly to rectify the bugs.

In the interim, please use Fuzzball Fortress with r195 only.

Older releases are available here - https://www.scirra.com/construct2/releases

Thanks.

You're welcome!

Just click on the bulleted links in the first posting of this thread.

Thanks.

I would only match the 2 on the sides, since the centre candy is essentially a "don't care" case. There is however a need to always check at least 5 candies in a row - that being the best possible match.

Hope that helps.

It worked for me back then. I should assume it still works with the current version. Try it out and share with us your findings.

Using the existing textbox plugin will cause zooming issues..., so it is currently not possible without quite some work.

Alternatively, you might want to consider implementing your own keyboard for your mobile typing game. And there's no need to reinvent the wheel; check out the CAPX example in the link below for a working example:

https://www.scirra.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=147&t=106727

Integrate the above example with this template, and you should be good to go.

Hope that helps!

Get Your Qix on Route 66 — Now for sale in the Scirra Store!

https://www.scirra.com/store/royalty-free-game-templates/get-your-qix-on-route-66-522

<p>Note: "Get Your Kicks on Route 66" is targeted at intermediate to advanced level C2 users. Computer Science background is recommended for a good understanding of the flood fill algorithm.</p><p>Qix is a well-loved game from Taito America that was released back in the 80's. If you are looking to write a Qix (or maybe even a Fortix) clone, then you may have realized that implementing such a game with Construct 2 is very challenging. </p><p>But not if you have read the code found within this template. The "Get Your Kicks on Route 66" game template comes with the following features:</p>

• A Qix-inspired clone and Route 66 mash-up in 133 lines of code
• Configurable grid sizes; you only need change one variable; game demo shows two grid sizes changed on the fly (20 pixels and 10 pixels square)
• The main "Qix" enemy is implemented via a sprite
• Draw polylines to claim the play area
• Smaller enemies roam the maze of lines you draw
• A non-recursive flood fill algorithm implemented
• A recursive flood fill algorithm for educational purposes
• If the player draws himself into a spiral trap, he can give up by releasing the keyboard... self-destruct occurs automatically thereafter
• Route 66 themed music (composed by Mike-Citizen on Soundcloud) and artwork (obtained from Wikimedia Commons)

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Rhythm Maestro — Now for sale in the Scirra Store!

https://www.scirra.com/store/royalty-free-game-templates/rhythm-maestro-513

<p>Note: Rhythm Maestro is targeted at intermediate to advanced level C2 users. Engineering background is recommended for a good understanding of the Fast Fourier Transform (FFT) analysis being performed.</p><p>IMPORTANT: This game template will currently work only on the Chrome and Opera browsers. To get it to work on Firefox, the playback rate cannot be sped up during Generation mode... read the FAQ for further details.</p><p>Ever thought what it takes to write a rhythm game? </p><p>Well, look no further than the Rhythm Maestro game template. With this, you can:</p>

• See how you might write a convincing music player front-end with tubthumping alacrity
• Witness FFT analysis in action as gameplay data is created on the fly, based entirely on your music file
• Enroll yourself in an addictive rhythm game
• Press the correct arrow keys that zip over the centre grey column; do it right, and you score... if not, you get penalized
• Four songs (courtesy of

  nosoapradio.us/) embedded in the template for you to see the template in action

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