I am using https://byet.host/ for 2 years now, it has a free package with unlimited storage. Only limit is how many visits can you get per day, the free package is capped around 5-8k visits which is fine for me.

You have an upload problem then. maybe the host provider has a limit on how many files you can transfer or there is a storage space limit. You can also try uploading the files using filezila if they allow ftp connections.

If you cannot fix it, well then you will probably need new host provider.

Every single event in the construct 2 engine is written in javascript, the only html the engine has is the index.html file which holds the canvas tag and the src link file to the javascript.

If you want to learn javascript learn it from https://www.w3schools.com.

5400x400 is a crazy large image.

most of the mobiles don't support over 1200x1200 size, there is also a limit on 32 and 64 bit operating system's. It seems like you crossed the limit on the 32 and the device does not know how to properly render the images.

Why are you even using such a large image in a first place? You can import a smaller one and just use tiled background to tile it over and over again.

I also had the same problem when I tried uploading my game. Sometimes the images are not transferred properly. I re exported the game again and I re uploaded it again and it worked fine.

You should do that to, it will hopefully fix the problem.

It will take you at least a month or so, until you learn and get used to construct, I suggest you start by reading the manual.

After that you can check Ashley's tutorial on how to make basic games, each game has different approach. If you can make a platform game that does not mean you can make a top down game also.

Lots of practice and reading manual, tutorials will help you achieving your goal, and it wont happen over night .

If you mean posting on your own website. First you need to get a host provider which will give you domain name and storage space, after you make the account you login into the c-panel provided by the host and you upload your game files there using FTP server, you can use the built in tool or filezila.

If you are talking on other websites, like kongregate or armorgames. You need to create an account and there is upload options where you can put your game. On armorgames first you need to request an developer account, on kong you can upload right away.

Edit: I am using https://byet.host for my personal hosting services, they have free and premium plan. Usually the free one will get the job done unless you plan getting more then 5000 visits a day.

You can find it on the scirra arcade link is here

https://www.scirra.com/arcade/puzzle-ga ... sion-18913

Keep the touch Id as an instance variable in the invisible sprite, make left always 0 and right 1, when you touch it, set the value from the instance variable.

Can you provide more info on the movement, like lets say you touch the left side of the screen, then left player is moving, but how? Do you use a arrow panel where you move the players and tap to select which one you more, of when you just tap then the left size left player moves automatically?

Divide the screen with two invisible sprites which the player cant see, put one on the left side other on the right size, if player touches the left screen it will also touch the invisible sprite, you can use this to determine which size is touched and move the right player.

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It does look like a maze later on. Also starting from lvl 5 there is day night system and you have to use a flash light to navigate, there is rain to.

The game is uploaded on the arcade you can check it out if you want.

on object clicked sprite1 -> system create new object -> sprite1.x, sprite1.y + 30

This will work, the sprite.y + 30 will spawn the new objext 30 pixels bellow the first one, but then to spawn the third one you will have to click the second one, or you can change the +30 with a variable and each time you click the first sprite add +30 to the variable.