I just worked on an Avatar: The Last Airbender parody cartoon by Cas van de Pol:

youtu.be/nkX9vpsCi3I

My task was it to write an alternative score that sounded just like the music of the popular anime. All sound effects are sourced or in part recorded by me. Voices by Junaid Chundrigar, Cas, myself.

It's pretty fun! Good job! Only the controls are a little confusing at first. I wanted to use the arrow keys and noticed that they are actually the action keys. A better explanation for which keys to use would be handy

Soundtrack for an IOS arcade shooter:

https://soundcloud.com/dreikelvin/sets/ ... soundtrack

Love the overall look of the game. This is really badass! Are you emulating a CRT screen?

Gorgeous work! Please post more?

A little fun tune with 8Bit elements I made a while ago:

https://soundcloud.com/dreikelvin/turkey-sticks-tune

looking slick! I like the effort you put into the animated sprites.

> doesn't work here. Chrome on El Capitan

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can you explain which where doesn't work?

I don't understand about El Capitan... maybe you should try it on pc.. I never try it on mobile yet...

When typing in the username and hitting "Join" - all I get is this text:

HOST
While this window is open, you can open another browser or open with incognito window to make a new char to play[/code:3355xhdo]

I tried firefox as well and it just displays a different text:
[code:3355xhdo]Use arrow right (>), left (<), up (^), or down (v) to move the player[/code:3355xhdo]

then I tried Safari and all I get is a blank white box.

then I fired up my virtualbox and tried to launch your game within Firefox on Ubuntu - nothing either.

Chrome, Safari and Firefox are all browsers that support HTML5 and canvas elements and should be able to run any game made with Construct. So I am not sure what's happening here  - I don't have Windows, so I guess I can't help you here!

[b]#update:[/b]
I think I get it now  - I opened up one tab and then another in incognito mode, which showed an alien creature that I could move with my arrow keys. seems to work pretty well - at least in chrome and firefox! not sure about safari though...

Awesome! It's like Atari Combat and Oxyd Magnum had a child together I loved those games!

Here's a game trailer I helped to finalize with Mixing/Mastering and Foley effects:

Nice start! First of all, don't stop making pixel art! Stephen King once said:

“If you want to be a writer, you must do two things above all others: read a lot and write a lot. There's no way around these two things that I'm aware of, no shortcut.”

Here some suggestions on how to improve:

1. Proportions - Try to figure out the right ratio between legs, body, arms and head

2. Work with Color palettes - in most cases, blue isn't simply blue - it can be a mixture of a lot of more colors. Also, I noticed your palette in this picture is quite dark - which might cause a problem in some cases

3. Details - I know it's hard to add necessary detail in pixel art, but it is possible to find the right balance

4. Copy, Rip Off, Steal where you can. Nothing is sacred! (As long as you learn in the process and respect other people's art)

5. Nobody is special - don't expect too much!

Hope that helps! Feel free to send more pixel art!

doesn't work here. Chrome on El Capitan