In this day and age, size really isn't a factor.

What is the exact error?

The correct way would be to use Math, which I have no idea how to do. The other temporary would be to pin a transparent object to your Sqaure. Then set the transparent objects collision edges in a circle.

It doesn't matter what behaviors your sprite has be it Pathfinding, 8 Direction, or something else. Double click on your sprite to open the image editor. On the right hand side you will see an Animation Window. I would go into more detail but this link will answer all of your questions.

https://www.scirra.com/manual/48/image- ... ons-editor

Although Google Play Services is not supported outside of a browser, you could still use the multiplayer plugin and just store the information on your own server.

CocoonJS was terribad! I am happy that I won't have to answer any more support questions for CJS.

I can relate to the Fade-to-black aspect. I hate that I have to add in that full-screen image just so I can have a simple effect.

Create an image the same size at the viewport. Paint the edges the colour you want and leave the middle transparent. Then place that image on a new layer, above all other layers, and set the Paralax of said layer to 0, 0.

Not made is C2? That's disappointing.

1. How is the game running? (Does it run fast? is it slow, or does it lagg?)

Seems to run at full speed on my PC. Some things in the game are slow by default. For example, waiting to go to the next level is boring. I wanna click and go!

2. Is any of the levels to hard to complete?

Seemed easy to me.

3. Any other bugs? (Facebook login, payments, or invites?)

The game will continually try to fill up the entire screen. I understand why but the height of the window is ignored, which sucks for us widescreen users.

4. What you think we could make better in the game!

Background music.

First thing that pops into my head; power ups. Like PAC man when he eats a cherry. You could get bonus points for eating the fly traps. So the challenge is still there and there's an incentive to switch up your play style while not changing the mechanics.

You are never too old to do anything. Being 30 I already notice an invisible wall between myself and many others in the indie community. But that doesn't stop me. I've just gotten used to working on my own.

As for a saturated market, I disagree. Everyday millions of people try video games for the first time and everyday more games come off the shelf making room for new technologies, art design, and mechanics. I sometimes ask my self, has this game been made? Nope? Keep working on I then.

Being original is the only thing you need to worry about. When you start making Flappy Bird clones then you are just setting yourself up for failure.

Hope I made some sense, I'm super tired.