The December 2009 issue is packed with super stuff...

Check out the new Shadow extension, which allows your actives to cast multiple shadows with associated light sources! Tons of MMF made creations to check out including Playtests of both Crystal Towers 2 and Lilyan As well as tons of other titles like Miner 2049er Again, To Conquer All Stars, Storm Assault and the Full demo of Nifflas's latest creation Saira as well as a ton of others. Also new this issue is the first run of Flash enabled MMF creations, WOW. Speaking of flash we have a pretty indepth article on flash this issue as well as several reviews. This issue we also have a excellent Tutorial open source file for a shooter called Cybovore, which comes with all the music, sound effects and graphics to use your self! Hope you enjoy the issue!



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Commercial Games

Saira Demo - Nifflas
Lilyan Exclusive Playtest - PixelPickleGames

Freeware Games

Destruction Carnival remake - Virtually Real & Damian
HTML Editor 2.1 - Nivram
Miner2049er - Danjo
Touhou Komakyou / The Embodiment of Scarlet Devil - ASD
Storm Assault - ASD
Jade Phoenix - Strife
Cybovore - Gamesare Studio's Sam Dillard
Crystal Towers 2 Playtest - David N
Gappy - Neo Games
The Bat Sweeper - 3kliksphilip
Zombie Force - 00J
To Conquer all Stars - Gamesare Studios
Minima Bomber - Graduate Games
Cliffall - loan Moreira

New Extensions

AES Encryption Object - AquadaSoft
Shadow Object - Daniel Rehn

Articles

Clickteam goes to Denver
Making Games in Flash with MMF
Lylian Review
Saira Review

Tutorials & Opensource

Cybovore - Gamesare Studio's Sam Dillard
Tower Defense Engine - jthongbai

Hi there Kisguri

You asked me if you could use my ray-caster example in the next issue. If you still wont to use that one it's fine but I am planning on making another mini-game/demo with that extension. Things I'm working on are.

- enemies that walk around and attack you and can't see through
walls
- Chests you can search that open up a loot window
- NPCs you can talk to
- walls you can shoot out

Well that's what I'm hoping I can get done, but like I said, you can still use the other one if I don't make the dead line.

I think that if I will release one game it could be available on KD... But time will see. Ou and Disthron maybe it would be better if Kis will use both of them? One as easy example and second one as more complex?

Awesome Guys, I Love the Motivation!

Hey! This is Akeneui's Developer! I'm excited to have my game participate in the Klickdisk. The demo is good enough for a presentation! Fans can always check out pics from Levels 3 to 7 (full version) at the Daily Click website:
http://www.create-games.com/download.asp?id=7787
or also see a preview video on Youtube at:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=HME1BJ0sufQ
and as always the demo can be downloaded here:
http://www.aloanmoreira.com/videogameEN.html

Aloan Moreira
www.aloanmoreira.com

Hi,

I have lots of educational games to teach about music which I can submit, but they are all in french. Would that be a problem? As a music teacher, I have been developing pedagogic software for many years and my development tool of choice has always been MMF (1.5pro and later, 2dev).
Also, if I may suggest some content for the next issue, it would be amazing if you could have some example or some extension on pitch frequency (in Hz) recognition. It would be very useful to help create electronic tuners or instrument intonation tools in MMF.

Thanks, and let me know if the French music programs areO K for Kilkdisc.

Tom - Musique MTC www.mtcmusic.ca

Of course it is Tom, send me a direct link to the title or use the submission form on the site!

I don't know if I will able to add this game/example to december issue but I'll try to do my best.

hi Tom,

I think it would be nice to have some softwares in French.

jp

But I think that some additional English subtitles or just comments (in source or in readme) would be nice, because not all of people know French But the app could be in French.