| New Poll – What Clickteam tools do you own? |
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News posted 15th May, 2012 by ..::hagar::..
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 Well ladies and gentlemen, it’s time for a new poll. Before we introduce the new poll, lets recap on the our previous general Poll “What is your opinion of Minecraft?”. More than 33% of voters voted that they “loved it”, and approximately two thirds of voters voted that is was “OK” or better and quite surprisingly almost 30% of participants have yet to try Minecraft.
After copious amounts of "air beard scratching", we have decided that the new poll is "What Clickteam tools do you have installed?"
Let’s hear what TDC residents have installed (I believe all possible combinations are covered!)
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| Good News Everyone! Anacondas have been released! |
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News posted 13th May, 2012 by Knudde (Shab)
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 You thought the iOS and Flash exports were cool? Through bending the very fabric of reality, Mathias Kærlev, has managed to do something were used to think was a load of phooey. A single solution for multiple paradoxii. Now your games can be enjoyed on OSX and Linux along with Windows. Even better? There's not only a commercial version, but also non-commercial version.
Hit the link to learn more! |
| Click Convention 2012 - Cancelled :( |
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News posted 12th May, 2012 by The Chris Street
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| The nearly yearly (I'm a poet and I didn't know it!) Click Convention organisers have reluctantly decided to cancel this years event - mainly thanks to the chaos that the Olympic games would bring. Factors according to Simon on the Facebook page, such as "prices, travel, accommodation and pretty much everything you can think of" all add up to this unfortunate decision.
So - that leaves two things to look forward to. Planning has already begun for next years convention, and dates should be unveiled for 2013 by the end of May. Also in the planning stages are a series of ClickJams, to be held at various locations around the world (A ClickJam, in case you didn't know, is a meeting up of numerous klikkers, creating projects). ClickJam UK has been confirmed, and ClickJam Denmark is looking very likely too - but others are possible as well. Click here for more information!
Stupid Olympics. |
| New Games - ANT SURF HERO: THE SURFENING & The Desolate Hope |
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News posted 25th April, 2012 by ..::hagar::..
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 Firstly we have a small flash game created by the Daily Click’s resident admin Assault Andy called "ANT SURF HERO: THE SURFENING". Andy created this platforming game for the Ludum Dare #23 competition, and is a fun little game to play – well worth trying out!
Secondly we have a really fine example of an RPG game from Hill Gigas, called "The Desolate Hope", where you play as a computer game program inside a coffee robot – trying to save other robots from a virus.
I have just started playing this and although some may consider this a hefty download, the quality of the 3D modelling and the sheer size of the sprites, backdrops and animations is really astounding. I seriously hope this is made in MMF2, it really is awesomely done!
Comments from Hill Gigas
"Coffee is the last mobile resident of the station, a small service robot who spends his days keeping the station and the Derelicts operational as they perform their daily tasks. Since CPU power is slim, Coffee has been cutting corners to find ways around the virus. By using small subsystems and less vital CPU's scattered through the station in lesser devices, Coffee has designed a line of digital helpers, each simply called a D-Co, or "Digital Counterpart", to assist him in fighting the virus and keeping the station operational."
Click here to download and comment on Hill Gigas’s The Desolate Hope
Click here to play and comment on Andy’s ANT SURF HERO: THE SURFENING
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| New Game - Tickle Dice |
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News posted 25th April, 2012 by The Chris Street
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A very intriguing game, combining elements of poker, solitaire and dice has been submitted to TDC by Bjorn Morrison. Called Tickle Dice, the game features 60 opponents to play against, as well as a tutorial to guide users unfamiliar with the seemingly complex rules. It costs a couple of dollars to play the proper version, but a review copy is available with a discount code. Worth a look :)
Comments from the Author:
"Place cards in a 5 by 5 grid to earn dice per suit. Use those dice to battle your opponent. A unique card game with endless replayability. Yes it's casual, but there's a layer of strategy that's deceptively deep, and nicely addictive."
Click here to download the game and view its comments |
| New iOS Game - RunRunDie! |
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News posted 16th April, 2012 by The Chris Street
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A very appealing iOS game has been submitted to TDC, set in the prehistoric era. This means dinosaurs! RunRunDie! - created
by some former members of the Silvernova team, including main programmer viva/volt and Jake Greer. Apparently
the man upstairs has decided that other organisms deserve a chance to be as great as the dinosaurs - by trial of fire...
Comments from the Author:
"Each level your task is to extinguish the flames that threaten the future of our furry forebears. Tap the screen to jump over obstacles
and use your superior smarts to tinker the terrain. Just get all these cuties to the water!"
Click here to download the game and view its
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| New iOS Game - Sequen |
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News posted 10th April, 2012 by The Chris Street
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Resident TDC member Bibin has created a very nice application for iPhone and iPad. Called Sequen, it's possible to create some great retro sounding tunes. We are seeing more and more impressive applications and games created with Clickteam's iOS Runtime - Sequen is certainly amongst these upper echelons and priced at a mere $0.99 is definitely worth considering for your collection of Apps.
Comments from the Author:
"Sequen is a very simple 8-line sequencer. A user can arrange from 8 notes out of a scale a sequence that repeats, allowing the user to modify it in real-time to change how it sounds. What makes Sequen unique is that not only can you change which chords the sequencer is running in, but you can define your own out of the 12-step scale as well. "
Click here to purchase Sequen and view its comments |
| News Nuggets |
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News posted 9th April, 2012 by The Chris Street
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| Happy Easter! Hope you all had an eggsciting and indulgent time :D
After a few days of inactivity at TDC I figured it would about time to create a news summary of what's been going on lately. Some of the news may be a little old. So here we go:
Jay Tholen, formerly known as Simdrone, created a Facebook group a few weeks ago, rekindling lost memories from times gone by. K&P - The Golden Decade (1994-2004) has grown quite quickly into a 187 member group (at the time of writing) where old members of the community such as Zenith and Nash have resurfaced. Lots of activity going on here, including image postings of various Klik and Play CD sleeves, and also...
Jesse Bull (known as Riko) is currently producing a mass archive of all the old classic klik games. Called KlikArchive there are currently only a few games, but it is possible to sort through them via name, date and author. In time this site should be expanded with more exciting additions!
Francois has started a blog at the Clickteam forums. In the posting, he details events at GDC but also reveals that Sony are releasing an SDK for PS Vita - which means that without too many modifications to code, Clickteam will release an exporter for the Vita! |
| New game – Coloropus |
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News posted 30th March, 2012 by ..::hagar::..
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 Eugene Wolfson has submitted a game on behalf of his independent team Pigsels Media today called Coloropus. The game revolves around the use of colour and physics to solve puzzles, fight foes and the alike in his quest to rescue his beloved.
Thankfully Eugene has provided a demo for everyone to play, as the game will be sold on numerous digital distribution systems as well as being being sold retail.
A really well presented and polished game that has already won two trophies at a game creation contest, it's well worth checking out!
Condensed comments from Eugene Wolfson of Pigsels Media:
Coloropus is an underwater themed adventure/puzzle game about a little color-addicted octopus.
-- Gameplay is based on solving color mixing and physics puzzles -- player can explore large ocean world, fight with foes, collect upgrades and interact with NPCs and environment.
-- No use of spoken and written language.
-- There is karma system in game -- if Coloropus dies he goes either to Heaven or Hell depending on playing style. Player can return to the place he ended up dying after successful escape and resurrection.
-- Underwater atmosphere is carefully grained and sustained -- dozens of beautiful hand-drawn locations scattered around the sea from peaceful and calm places down to deep, dark and creepy labyrinths going hand by hand with a number of corresponding ambient soundtracks.
Click here to download and comment on Coloropus
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