Making a creative game

[Gaming-Phoenix]

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An Actual Guide to Making Platformers

Wow. Another platforming guide. Seems generic, doesn’t it? Well, I’ve been searching through platformer related guides here, and noticed that most of them are either for something very specific or not actual guides. Sooooo since I’m insane, I decided to write my own! Gameplay 1. Start Simple All platformer maps should start relatively simple or “easy.” If the very first jump of your map is very complex or difficult, people will be less likely to continue playing. 2. Scale Difficulty Properl…

more common mistakes that can make your platformer less enjoyable (And how to fix them)

A while ago, I made a guide with common platformer mistakes made frequently by people, as well as how to fix those problems. Unfortunately my editing time ran out before I could add more, and BH hasn’t responded to my wiki request. So: Here are 8 more common mistakes that people make in their maps, as well as how to fix and improve them 1. Permanent speed modification 2. No collision props 3. NO LAYERED TERRAIN 4. Too much directional consistency 5. Longgggg falls 6. Exce…

Wiki Catalog for Types of Platforming Jumps

Check this when editing. Make sure to uncheck when finished: (Do not check for fun ) | Introduction: Never (gonna) Give Up Platformer Gameplay | Many games in discovery these days are platformers. 99% of them have horrible, repetitive gameplay. Some of them are just visual, but come on, that doesn’t give the player’s ATTENTION SPAN much to work with. Most of the jumps are just distance jumps, two props or pieces of terrain that you jump from and land on. BORING. If you’re going to make …

How to (Actually) make a good gimkit game

Intro Game Thumbnails Original game ideas. Game Description Game Title Advertising Extras Gameplay Conclusion