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Kileymeister wrote:

I'll probably put up an updated preview on my next game, the Epic Platformer (name still pending).

Mr. Hip-Dip-Diddly-Doo and his Mustachio Adventure of Epic Proportions

Scratch Syntax Recognizer (name and release date pending)
Zelqua OS (May 2010)

I'm still working on mine 
Just recorded a 10MB video for it.

Now uploading some screenshots (oh and I made a new, smaller video only 7mb)!

There, done with my presentation 

Can't wait for tomorrow.

(And in the meantime I'll probably add more to my presentation    )

Just recorded a new 9mb video and finished the presentation (for real this time  )

So, how will this work?  Does everyone just suddenly put all of their previews into separate forum topics, or is it more official?

Last edited by Kileymeister (2010-03-27 22:53:54)

Kileymeister wrote:

So, how will this work?  Does everyone just suddenly put all of their previews into separate forum topics, or is it more official?

No, you put them all into this topic.

I'm close to ready, but not quite.  I might or might not make it.

For me:
iceOS
Scratch Battles
Trident

Demosthenes' Scratch Project Announcement

Gods Quest 3:

As many of you may know, I've made a successful series of platformers, the Gods Quest series.

For the last several months I have been working on the final, one-of-a-kind, installment in this series, Gods Quest 3: Blood and Betrayal!

This epic platformer, with a greater scope than any other scratch project attempted, will redefine platformers and will surely be my best project if not one of the greatest projects ever on Scratch.

It has a completely unprecedented list of features.

It includes:

A fully flushed out story line, featuring blood, betrayal, and a cliff hanger ending

4 difficulties

4 stats

5 spells

28 enemies scattered across 7 levels, 3 bosses, music and sound effects, experience points, various items and boosts, upside-down reverse levels, level codes so you won't lose all of your progress, and much, much more!


Gods Quest 3 features more levels, more enemies, more level features, more items, more bosses, more strategy, better coding, smarter enemies and bosses, fewer glitches, and more RPG elements than any other comparable platformer.

Progress is going well and I expect the game to be done in not many more months.
Once Gods Quest 3 is released you will be dazzled by its story, gameplay, sounds, and smooth scripting.
Most games on this epic scope suffer from huge amounts of lag, yet, after hours of fine tuning my code, I have managed to make this project run without lag online and offline

So stay tuned for this game, look in the Show and Tell forum in a couple of months to see if it's been released and when it has make use of the level code featured in this video of level 1:
http://www.screentoaster.com/watch/stUEpWS0dORFtZSVpYWlhaV1dU/gq3_pa

And once GQ3:B&B is out, look for the flash adaption coded in Action Script by archmage.

And don't worry if you have trouble with Scratch games, because of the 4 dynamic difficulties and an advanced strategy guide written by me, complete with demonstration videos you will have no problem getting good enough to beat Gods Quest 3.

Credits:

Lovely sound effects - Rodentboy (music from halo 2)

Tireless beta testers -
-Soapoftomato
-Dazachi
-lonwol
-Rodentboy
-Juststickman
-Illusionist
-AnimationX
-origamidude96

Sprites -
-My own hand
-Shyguy Kingdom
-Spriters-resource
-Mario Fan Game Galaxy

Flash Conversion - Archmage

Scripts - All mine 



What can I do to help?
Provide any ideas you have for the game
Help provide tilesets
IndentTilesets are always in short supply, if you see any of them, and backgrounds for levels are also needed so keep on a look out
Get back to the work I know you have beta-testers >:-)


What if I can't wait and want to play it sooner than the release date?
I am still accepting more beta-testers (to a maximum of 12), sign-up on this thread:
http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=31511

Juststickman's scratch PA

Bouncy
A platformer game, not much to say (just started it). Demo here: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/justtestingstickman/949736


Wafflebot
A robot that you can talk to... Here's an example conversation:

You: Hi
Computer: Hello
You: I like frozen yogurt!
Computer: Good for you.
You: Hi
Computer: Hello
You: Hi
Computer: Why do you keep saying that?
You: Idiot.
Computer: HEY!!!
You: Idiot.
Computer: HEY!!!
You: How do you feel?
Computer: I feel not very good, you haven't been very nice to me.
You: What's your name?
Computer: I'm not sure what my name is...

Unnamed RPG
Again, in early stages (almost no graphics or gameplay yet), you can find some graphics here: http://scratch.mit.edu/forums/viewtopic.php?id=32631