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if you have no experience with design programs, buckle up: you are in for a fun ride. You will have to learn everything from interaction and 3D design to setting up actions, effects and logic. Yes, it is a lot of work, but Buildbox is by far the easiest option, especially for a less experienced game developer. And you can always count on cool templates , numerous tutorials and a very active online community to help you get started.

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Reposted from @buildbox Our Buildbox Livestream Tutorial Part III on creating a 3D Phases game from scratch plus live Q&A is Friday May 15th at 10AM PST! We’ll be live across all our social channels, don't miss it! 🔥 #buildbox #nocode #gamedev #tutorial #gamedesign #livestream #indiedev #gamedevelopers #buildbox #nocode #gamedev #tutorial #gamedesign #livestream #indiedev #gamedevelopers #gameengine #gameenginedevelopment #lovegames #gamedevelopment #gamemaker #gamestudio #learnfromtechies #gamecommunity #learnfromexperts https://www.instagram.com/p/CANXHUxpvoA/?igshid=1e2bhsog4m31f

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How To Creating A Mobile Game With Use Of Buildbox

Recently, the mobile game market has gained popularity in this competitive market. Practically, everyone present in the world has one or more than one smartphone with them to play anytime and anywhere. Games in the play store act as the rewarding feature of all phones, and every second mobile phone user fetches a killer game that provides a great user experience. This is possible because creating new games has become a toddler task with Buildbox game development services. Buildbox is the platform that requires no coding and has, till date, provided more than 100 games in no time. You must follow a few sequence steps to create a mobile-based game with the build box platform.

Begin with Buildbox Begin creating the game by downloading the buildbox and using the templates. You can even select from the pre-installed templates, such as jetpacks, wall jumps, 360 shooters, running, and racing. You can even try to begin from scratch. After selecting the template, you will enjoy a complete game-oriented prototype that can be modified and enhanced accordingly. With this platform, you can develop the game by dragging and dropping a feature to the desired location. You can even modify the features by rendering them with its features, such as speeds and distance. You can explore several options in the build box, and every aspect is guided well with the help of video tutorials. Tutorials are accessed widely for 2D and 3D games.

Make Use of Your Artwork If you desire to provide uniqueness to your content, you can use your own created artwork. You can either get the help of affordable and innovative experts working in this dimension or create your 2D artwork graphic program. Once the graphics are ready, drag and locate them at their position.

Always Access on Performance Edge Game performance is the most crucial part that needs to be handled with care in a mobile platform. You need always keep in mind that the users can have limited space or time to play. So you need to access the performance level by including a pause button to auto-pause the game on urgent needs. If, in any case, unnecessary functions are added to the game, then get rid of it, as it can hamper the processing or memory. Try to limit images as it consumes memory space, so try to keep them on the simple side.

Conduct Tests and Re-test Repeatedly Once your game is practically completed, search for the bug and try fixing it with debug mode. Ask your friends and relative for a free trial and take their feedback. Work upon the colour scheme and graphics that is operational on some end.

Hire to Curb best with Buildbox If you ever find the task of creating a game tougher, allow Pearl Lemon Games to support you. Their experts are always ready to come up with intuitive games that are not only bestowed with fun but even easy to use. They provide ample tips on properly functioning software and game development.

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GameSaladsoftware for game designisused for iOS as well Android platforms.GameSaladhas largely been used to create interactive games that teach fundamentals of programming language. GameSalad (Free Trial) Most PopularGame Development Software Types of Games You Can Create:Unity is quite popular for creating 3D games, fantasy games and VR or AR-based games. Unity requires a functional knowledge of C#, but the availability of tutorial videos makes it suitable for beginners Level: Beginners, Intermediate & Advanced

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Unity Game Maker free version with limited features and paid subscription plans, whose details are as follows: Types of planPricePlus 3022.62/ monthPro 11334.83/ monthEnterprise 15113.10/ month Unity game making software is suitable for students and beginners.

Modern ExperiencesUnity provides a unique experience of creating augmented reality-based and virtual reality-based games.

Availability of asset storeUnity Game Maker has an asset store where developers can access resources such as enhanced network entity and much more.

High definition settingsGame developers can access high definition models and settings while working with Unity Game Maker.

It provides compatibility with windows, MacOS, Linux and even gaming consoles such as Xbox one and PlayStation 4.

Biggest export supportUnity has the biggest export support among top games developers.

Online tutorialsDue to its popularity as a game making software for beginners, different video tutorials are available for you to get accustomed to Unity Game Makers working.

How Unity Game Maker Helps Design Your Own Video Game These components then define the behaviour of objects present in the game. This means that in a game there are certain objects and you can add certain components to these objects. Unity free game making software works on the component-entity model. Unity is one of the best game making software as it supports creation of games in 2D as well as 3D. Unity Game Maker (Free and Paid) One of the Best Free Game Making Software

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Complete Tutorial on How To Create a mobile game with Buildbox in Urdu Hindi

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BuildBox 3 im Test - am Beispiel von “Street Run” (Android)

Für das Mobile Game wurde auf ein Tutorial verwendet, aber nahezu alle Grafikelemente sind neu hinzugefügt bzw. in Blender Modeling angelegt worden. Sounddaten stammen aus Freesound.org bzw. meiner Unity Gameentwicklung mit von mir lizensierten Assets wie “Gaia” u.a.

Unter Windows 10 verwendete ich für den Export des BuildBox Projektes die Software ANDROID STUDIO. Screenrecording aus BuildBox3 mit Ashampoo Snap 10.

Vgl. auch den Submarine-Mod als Mini-Mobile-Game (BuildBox3)

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Been working on getting the mechanics completed for a mobile game.. I’m getting back and trying to mess with #Unity ..and been trying #buildbox tbh. I hope to test out a few things on Unreal as well.. I’ll be studying and researching while taking online courses on @udemy ..YouTube tutorials can come in handy but #udemy is what’s been missing.. and new hardware tbh, @unitytechnologies @thegamedevclub @gamedev_showcase I’m mainly creating this one completely new and fresh tbh, with an idea of melee combat and weapon combat.. I have various ideas for #games and I’m willing to start them all ASAP, the focus on this mobile game may turn to low-poly or cel shaded animation and graphics.. #ryzen5 #nvidia #geforcegtx #dell #skaem #gamedev #indiegame # https://www.instagram.com/p/CSXNdS-n-ZS/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Colour Gravity Game Template and Bbdoc

Buildbox 3.3.4 Free Bbdoc game template and tutorial for Color Gravity style game. Releasing the latest buildbox 3D game template and capx file for all you boxers. The game mechanics for moving all the same coloured objects to the clicked point as in bird or fish flocking. The objective is to remove all the balls while making sure different colours dont collide. A fairly functional No-Code setup is in place to keep generating endless compositions so that the engagement doesn't drop off too soon. It is really simple to add new colors; if you wish to make the game more complicated or add a difficulty selection variant. Support us: Subscribe the channel to get the latest free and fun buildbox goodies and support our creative team. Bbdoc download: in YouTube video description.

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Finalising my 2nd year: Statement

In my assignment submission for the 1st semester I hoped that I will acquire the following knowledge and skillsets:

Expanding my portfolio: I have created new contents of a music video, a tutorial video, a sound design showreel, and I am currently working on my electronic music album.

Becoming a better audio implementation programmer: during the making of the Unity + Wwise audio implementation video and the procedural audio module works, I have been using C# programming language and have learnt new techniques to implement audio in a game. I also successfully finished the Wwise middleware’s 101 and 201 courses which made me become a certified audio implementer. I also had the opportunity to work on the audio of a brand new e-comic book (as part of the dBs Productions team) where I was the lead audio implementer and assistant producer / sound designer. The developers of the e-comic book were very satisfied with my work and knowledge, and requested a ‘How could we improve our audio engine’ document from me, which I have gladly prepared for them. The company will probably get in touch for further works.

Improving my sound design skills by creating and releasing a modern avant-garde EP: unfortunately, I haven’t had time to finish this EP, however, I have finished two songs so far, and I am currently working on the rest of them. The building of these tracks seem to be a slower progress compared to my previous songs, as I am going in deep experimentations with modular and granular synthesis that needs more time to record, select, and arrange them. This EP creation idea was my plan B, for the case if my job applications fail to succeed.

Continuing to create more connections by going on events and participating on game jams, and start selling my music and sounds using online platforms: I attended on the global game jam in January, which was a bit risky because of my recent operation on my right ear. It turned out that I was just over-panicking the situation and I managed to write 5 songs (4 level and 1 menu music) within the first day. I spent the second day creating sound effects and implementing the sounds using Wwise. I have learnt very important communication skills on this game jam. I also approached the Publishing Director of BuildBox which is an aspiring game engine that doesn’t require programming knowledge, to find out more about their audio system.                    

I also posted an advertisement into multiple film and animation groups, offering my music composition on people’s video. I have been contacted by a 3rd year university student who needed music to her interrogation scene, which I finished on time and she was very happy with the result. There is also another video project in which I need to compose music for an office argument scene, which I’ve promised to do after the assignments.

I also found out how I can sell my sound effects and music on the Unity Asset store and Bandcamp, however, both websites need artwork for the uploaded music, and I found it difficult to find or create artworks that are free of copyrights, so I had to delay this step.                                I attended on the quarter Game Audio South West meetup, where I’ve met some new faces.                                I also attended on a Unity online meetup in April, where a funny new co-op game ‘PHOGS!’ was introduced. I asked audio related questions and made sure to make a memorable introduction to the participants, so hopefully next time when I appear on a Unity meeting they will remember me.                        

Working on getting my first paid (possibly game) audio job or internship: Although the e-comic job was unpaid as it was more of an ‘academic research’ project, given the fact that the developers were extremely satisfied with the results we provided and my relentless work for the tight deadline, I trust that they will be in touch as soon as they have a new comic book in the works, that they need music for. 

I am participating in another team, which is an Augmented Reality project for the Exeter Library. I am the audio implementer and I will use Wwise to implement sounds into the Unity AR project. This is a paid project.       

 Job and project description - i.e.: Illustrations of the kind of work carried out, analysis of what you learnt:

Rip-pair game: I have learnt that the stuff we discuss and agree in the beginning of a game jam, is very very important for everyone to follow and stick to.              If someone doesn’t do as it was agreed, it can ruin the whole game feel and aesthetics, as there is only 48 hours to get the game done, so there is no time for correction works and revisits. To ensure everyone is on the same page, small check points can be set up throughout the game creation, where everyone showcases the work they have done so far on the project. On these meetings (and generally on a game jam) using technical words and jargons are not recommended, as these can lead to misunderstandings/misinterpretations of the common goal.                          

Sound Design Showreel: I did not need to learn anything new to deliver the sound design video, although I did lots of preparation works before starting working on this video. The plenty pre-recorded sound libraries I made became very useful as there were only a few additional sounds that I needed to record to complete the work. However, after sending the video to a professional sound designer (who currently works on the new Halo game in Los Angeles, California) who very kindly reviewed my video and provided a long and detailed review, I have learnt a lot. He told me to be careful about using low frequencies for sound effects that can be triggered frequently. He raised my attention on using more cloth/leather/denim sounds especially for jumping and crouching movements.      He also pointed out the lack of footstep weighting, which needs to be considered depending on the character’s bodyweight and walking / running speed, and not just the floor surface. Sound effects in a fight scene can be overwhelming, thus the player is not expected to hear every sound in a fight. More focus needed on the sound when a combo kicks in, or when the character is famous of having that particular weapon, then the weapon is super important to have an amazing sound. (eg.: Kratos and his axe + shield in God of War). He suggested to take a step back and find the small but really important moments, and analyse them under a “magnifying glass”. Think of transients (how sharp a sound should be), frequency range, sound to be tight or loose, using single or double transient and materials/textures of a sound. Since he raised my attention to these details, I’ve been playing games on headphones and focused on the sound design very carefully. I strongly believe, that the more and different type of games I play, the more focused and analytical my hearing will become.

Sherlock Holmes e-comic book: My learning in this project was more about the experiencing of how does it feel to be in a team. I have learnt that it is extremely important to set out the job expectations and responsibilities prior the work has started, so one can avoid inconvenient situations, heavy workload and awkward meeting moments. I learnt that I have to be able to say stop for additional ���favour’ work, and only do further work, for something in return. That doesn’t need to be money. I have also learnt that it is wise for the manager or leader of the team to have a short catch up session with the members of the team individually once the work is done, to find out how they felt, whether they have any feedback or issue they want to raise. This can help avoiding awkward meeting situations and is definitely helpful to keep the team members happy and informed.                        

Interrogation Scene project: I have learnt that people can deliberately provide you misleading information about their project, just to convince you to work on it. Especially, when you offer your services for free. The 3rd year uni student also asked me to write music for further scenes in her project, but I politely refused to do so, as it was not part of our initial agreement, and I can only do further works for an acceptable fee. This was the moment when I used the lesson I have learnt from a similar previous situation, to be able to say no for someone who (obviously) doesn’t appreciate my service enough to pay for it. I only spent about 6-7 hours composing the music for her interrogation scene, as it wasn’t in the dark-electronic style we agreed beforehand, and her careless attitude started to really annoy me. After sending her the finalised composition which she was extremely happy with, she asked me what kind of scene I was looking for, because she might be able to find something in her files. I politely closed the conversation, as my experience with her didn’t really go as planned, which led me not to trust in her anymore, as well as the quality of the video she provided wasn’t the type of video I was looking for to work on. In this project, I basically learned how to say no, and how to avoid unreliable people.

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10 Best Tools for Developing You Next Mobile Game

Pokemon go, PubG, the clash of clans, asphalt, etc. are some games that created history. In less time, these games captured immense popularity. The developers of all these games have used some really amazing technologies like augmented reality, virtual reality, high definition graphics, etc.

Global Mobile game development companies have seen exceptional growth in the last decade.

The number of millennials using smartphones is increasing. Next generation expects more innovative games from developers. Mobile app development services consider mobile games as a major industry.

Every smartphone user has around 70 to 80 mobile apps in their phones. 40 percent of these apps are games. mobile app developers companies have gained huge revenue till date. So let us jump to the main topic of this article. Here we are going to discuss the best tools for mobile game development.

1. Corona SDK:

Corona SDK is a mobile game development kit that is available on Windows and OS X. It uses scripting language Lua. Mobile game developers can develop games for free with Corona SDK. But to develop a mobile game or mobile application with extraordinary features, developers should opt for enterprise model that provides native libraries and APIs. Corona SDK utilizes its engine called OpenGL.

Its integral scene management and transition library help alter and modify game’s graphical qualities. To enable easy game development, Corona Labs offers a Corona Editor and Text plugin. Developers can produce a graphical environment to style totally different levels and perceive the interaction between the objects.

If you wish to develop the cross-platform game, then corona SDK is the best tool for you.

2. Unity:

Unity is among the best mobile development engines. Unity tool can help developers to create their own mobile game with the help of amazing 2D and 3D mobile development features. Some of the famous games developed by unity are Lara Croft Go, Angry Birds 2, and Pokémon Go. This tool allows developers to import assets from different 3D applications such as Maya or Blender.

Unity offers a wide variety of assets. Developers can purchase these assets right from their own store.

Since the tool is extremely easy to understand, it provides help with material as tutorials and guides. No wonder this tool is a famous game creation software among developers. Unity supports iOS, Android, Windows, Tizen OS, Fire OS, etc. The tool is available for free if you are using it for personal use.

The plan edition costs 25 US dollars per month. The pro edition costs 125 US dollars per month.

 3. Unreal Engine:

Unreal development kit (UDK) is another best tool for mobile game development and its 4th version is Unreal Engine 4 (UE4). Epic Games released UDK. Developers can see different options for mobile game development, computer game, and console game development.

UE4 has amazing graphical capabilities such as advanced dynamic lighting and the latest particle system that has the capability of handling up to a million particles in a scene simultaneously. These features are definitely helpful for any 3D game developer. Unreal engine 4 makes use of C++ as the scripting language. This version of the unreal engine has completely replaced the popular UnrealScript.

UnrealScript also offers a user-friendly blueprint system. The company has modified the price of this tool and added 5 percent of royalty. The condition applied states that the earnings per game must be more than $3000 per quarter.

Unreal engine 4 can be used for Android, iOS, PC, Mac, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 game development. Unreal Engine 4 has also offered tools to leverage virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) technologies for mobile game development.

4. Spritekit:

Spritekit is Apple’s proprietary 2D game development framework which is available on iOS and OS X. It supports both Swift and Objective-C languages. SpriteKIt views enable easy scene management and increase the convenience of use. SKAction also supports sound and development of custom codes. It also offers scene editor and enables scene management to handle designing of levels.

SpriteKit has Box2D and SkCameraNode. Box2D is used for the physics engine. SkCameraNode enables easy navigation. It is a built-in camera. Developers who are familiar with Apple ecosystem, find it convenient to work on sprites.

5. Amazon’s Lumberyard:

Amazon’s Lumberyard tool is a free AAA game engine used by developers of different platforms like Android, iOS, PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Lumberyard is based on Crytek’s CryEngine, a game development kit.

Lumberyard’s cross-platform functionality is used to build AAA quality games. Lumberyard has some unique features that include full C++ source code, seamless integration with AWS Cloud, networking, Audiokinetic’s feature-rich sound engine, and Twitch API.

It has a wide range of graphics for use of terrain, character, rendering and authoring tools, etc. These features help to develop photo-quality 3D environments at scale.

Amazon has acquired a live-streaming and chatting social video platform called Twitch. Twitch has over 100 million users each month. Unlike some of the tools, Lumberyard does not charge any royalty or licensing fees. To use this tool, developers must use AWS Cloud for online multiplayer games.

AWS cloud cost is the only expense associated with Lumberyard. This tool is used for faster game development and deployment.

6. Cocos2D-x:

It is a 2D game development kit for Android, iOS, Linux, OS X, and Blackberry mobile phones. Cocos2D-x is an open-source tool. Hence it has excellent community support where developers can find answers to their queries. You can develop games for the latest smartphones as well as for old versions with minimum game sizes.

Cocos2D-x make use of OpenGL to achieve optimized 2D graphics.

Cocos2D-x has offered some amazing updates and has become a preferred choice many developers around the world. It has created some amazing games like Badland, hardest game ever 2, the clash of kings, contra: evolution, etc. Since it is open source, it has no direct cost associated.

7. BuildBox:

Developers get to create Buildbox in a really short time with great ease. This tool is very helpful for fresher game developers. Developers need not to code but simply select images, import them and assign them a character or object or any role. Buildbox allows developers to make changes in the game and examine them in real time.

This platform is for non-technical experts. It supports only iOS platform. It has different packages like $15/ month for a plus plan, $35/ month for Indie Plan and $99/ month for Pro Plan. BuildBox has developed some amazing games like Limelight and Reached.

8. Marmalade:

It enables easy game development and porting processes. It is a cross-platform engine used for developing 2D and 3D games. Marmalade Quick version uses Lua scripting language whereas Marmalade Web uses HTML5, CSS and JavaScript to develop hybrid apps.

Marmalade Juice is one more mobile game development tool that enables easy porting of iOS games to Android ecosystem.

Games developed by Marmalade- Doddle Jump, Worms, Cut the Rope, Need for Speed: Shift, Metal Gear Solid Mobile, Lara Croft, Bejeweled Blitz and Guardian of Light.

9. CryEngine:

CryEngine is developed by German-based company Crytek. It is mostly used to develop 3D games for Console and Window PC. CryEngine, uses C++, ActionScript, Lua script and Visual Studio. CryEngine has some incredible features such as Voxel-Based Global Illumination, Motion Blur and Depth of Field, Per-Object Shadow Maps, Volumetric Fog Shadows, Level Design, Flowgraph, Multi-Layer Navigation Mesh, Real-Time Dynamic Water Caustics, Parametric Skeletal Animation, Advanced AI System, etc.

It has paid as well as a free model to build different game assets. Some famous games developed by Cryengine are Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2, Cry Series, Enemy Front, and Crysis.

10. NextPeer:

NextPeer is a Multiplayer social SDK. It is highly used to develop multiplayer games and supports synchronous and asynchronous types of game play. NextPeer offers enhanced gaming quality player engagement and helps game developers get maximum user retention. Nextpeer delivers real-time interactions and lives rankings to build realistic and interesting games.

The most unique features of the next peer are delayed synchronous technology that enables users to play the past sessions of other players. This tool lets developers design games on native iOS and Android. It also supports other tools like Unity and Cocos2D-X.

From this Source:- https://www.whatech.com/mobile-apps/blog/556527-10-best-tools-for-developing-you-next-mobile-game

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Run and Shoot ( BBDOC Buildbox 2.2.8) - Admob + GDPR Support + API 26 Android Studio (Games)

Run and Shoot game template , is Simple Runner game with shoot button to hit an enemy front you , get more highscore with this simple runner game, this game has generated by buildbox software .

Simple Runner Game for All Ages Game

Without Leaderboard System

Easy Resking (Using Spritesheet Editor)

Support Newest Android Studio 3.1.2 or latest version

Support newest API 26 or latest API Version

GDPR Support (Just Replace Pub Id)

Really Good Documentation Help

Game Information

Interstitial will Show Up on Game Over after 2 Deads

There is No Leaderboad System

All asssets included (PNG File Separated)

Game icon Included 512×512

Build using Android Studio 3.1.2 Version

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