Flash Tutorials Game Development

Submitted by Its Not Another Gaming Site » In this tutorial I discuss the movement and shooting of a ship in an arcade style shooting game. The code I've provided has been explained line by line. Hope you enjoy.

Submitted by Its Not Another Gaming Site » Once you play Sky Force or any other overhead shooter games (as I like to call them) you will find the most noticeable is the scrolling background it has. In this part of the tutorial I’ll be adding a continuous scrolling background that has two elements in it.

Submitted by World Faction » Part 2 shows you how to add a tower, shoot a projectile, and kill the enemys.

Submitted by Oman3D » This tutorial will teach you how to create a simple hangman using very simple ActionScript (AS1).

Submitted by World Faction » Part 1 of creating a tower defense tutorial. Shows how to create and move enemys and remove lifes.

Submitted by Spitshine Design » The fifth part of a Flash tutorial on making a Flash game similar to the old BreakOut game for Atari. In previous parts, we created the movement for the paddle and the ball, set up the bricks and the script for collisions, added scores to our Flash game, and in our last tutorial, we set it up to go to a “You Win” screen. In this tutorial, we will set up a players “lives”, as well as what will happen when the player runs out of lives.

Submitted by Spitshine Design » The third part of a Flash tutorial on making a Flash game similar to the old BreakOut game for Atari. In the first part of our game tutorial, we created the movement for the paddle and the ball. In the second part of the Flash tutorial, we set up the bricks and applied the script for the collisions of the ball with the bricks. In this part of our Flash game tutorial, we will set up the game score using dynamic text.

Submitted by Spitshine Design » In this tutorial, I will explain the first part of making a game similar to the old BreakOut game for Atari. In this part, I will show you how to set up the ball and paddle movement.

Submitted by Spitshine Design » In this tutorial, I will explain the second part of making a game similar to the old BreakOut game for Atari. In the previous part, we created the movement for the paddle and the ball. In this part, we will set up the bricks and apply the script for the collisions of the ball with the bricks.

Submitted by shattered games » The purpose of this tutorial is to identify the issues in creating a simple escape the room game and explain ways I’ve found to solve them. The game we will create is very simple and not remotely challenging to play. However it will encompass nearly all of the basic needs of an escape game and by using these techniques you should be able to expand upon them until you have created a game of great complexity.