Isometric gameĪn example of a 2D isometric game, showing how to build an isometric world and handle characters movement. Use tweens to create smooth, natural animations with a few events. Pairsįind all matching pairs of cards in this relaxing game. Geometry monsterĪ hyper casual endless game where you have to collect shapes and avoid bombs, with a progressively increasing difficulty. Juicy remake of the classic asteroids game using the physics 2.0 behavior. Try to cross the finish line as fast as possible without falling over! And remember to pedal safe! Discover and try this example. An epic Duck platformer all about finding a key and escaping. Bounce and hookĬontrol a ball, and make it bounce clouds and hook stars through multiple levels. When a player dies, they can submit their score to the game's leaderboard. Game example of a runner game where players must avoid obstacles and pick up rewards. Huge boss included! Discover and try this example. Space shooterĪ beautiful, retro side-scrolling shooter where you must defeat incoming enemies with your mecha transforming spaceship. The game is a cross between the binding of issac and nuclear throne, with sprinkles of originality tossed in. Enable speedrun mode to compete on the leaderboard! Discover and try this example. Relieve stress by crashing the cars into each other. Swipe cars into the road to clear the parking lot. Get as far as you can before you crash in to a wall, submit your score, and try again. Tap to keep your plane in the air and make your way through the cave system. Propel your object to absorb smaller objects, but avoid larger objects or they will absorb you! Discover and try this example.
This is a game template made with GDevelop, the no-code open-source game engine. Earn extra balls and destroy the blocks by aiming carefully. Shoot the blocks before they touch the ground. Complete all 10 levels to complete the game and climb the leaderboards! Discover and try this example. Sort 4 balls of the same color into a cup to make it explode. Jump around and collect as many coins as you can! Discover and try this example. JediP0keMastrAJ Can you contact me about this here?: dan-russell-pinson.An example of a basic platformer (Mario-like) game. I’m very happy to hear that you’ve enjoyed Stack the Countries. HGillenardo I've been sticking the UN member countries, but other regions could possibly be added in a different capacity. RGoanimator Thanks for asking! I haven't ruled it out, but I don't have any immediate plans for a Tipping Point sequel right now.It is both addictive and fun to play.” – 1st Impressions ★ “Don’t let the educational nature of this $0.99 game fool you. ★ “Stack the States is a must have.” – The iKids Blog ★ “If you have children who are elementary school aged this is a fantastic educational app that’s also a hoot.” – The iPhone Mom.com ★ “Stack the States has filled a void in the average child’s education – geography – and done it splendidly!” – Match as many states with their capitals as you can.Ĭlick here to see Stack the States in iTunes! The game ends when a state falls off the bottom of the screen. When you see a match, simply tap the capital box and the state shape in any order and they fly away. The object of the game is to match the states with their capitals. Puzzler is great for teaching and reinforcing the relative locations of the states.Ĭapital Drop is the third and last bonus game in Stack the States. The object is simple, move the displayed state shapes around and put them together like a jigsaw puzzle. Puzzler is the second bonus game in Stack the States and is unlocked after earning 25 states. To remove a state, simply tap the state shape whose name is displayed at the bottom of the screen. The object of Pile Up is to remove all of the states before they pile up to the top of the screen. Pile Up becomes unlocked and playable after earning 10 states.
As you earn more and more states, you start unlocking the three included bonus games: Pile Up, Puzzler and Capital Drop. All of the states you have earned appear on your map in their correct locations.
As you try to collect all 50 states, you can always check your progress on your personalized map of the US. Your goal is to carefully create a stack of states that reaches the checkered line.Įvery time you complete a level you earn a random state. If you choose the correct state, you get to actually pick it up, move it, rotate it and place it wherever you want. You are asked various questions about the 50 states including capitals, state shapes, abbreviations, bordering states, location on the map and even nicknames. The goal was to create a learning app that was actually fun to play. This time around I decided to try something different and create an educational app. I’ve just submitted my latest iPhone app, Stack the States, to the iTunes App Store.
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