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[Μarkham]

http://www.boogatech.com/temp/minigolf.html

This is a simple Flash mini-golf game that I made 3 years ago for an action scripting class.  The first level is the only one with a graphical overlay.  The other two just show the underlying hit detection layers of the level.  The only reason I made this was because my laptop's hard drive died, causing me to loose the platformer I was working on one week before the final project was due.

[dustin]

where exactly does all this pixel art go.  I would love to have access to some of it seeing as how I can't draw at all.

[Fifth]

Here's something from a while back:


http://www.geocities.com/f4fth/1v-untitled.zip

It was an attempt to make a Space Harrier-style game in MMF2, but it didn't get very far.  I had no real goal for the game, aside from seeing if it were possible to make, and didn't really have much reason to even make any graphics...  And so it was abandoned.

The mouse moves, left button to shoot, right button to jump, and again in the air to start/stop flying (you've got a finite "fly" meter, but it doesn't matter too much).
Mouse wheel rolls (it doesn't work too well), and you can hold the middle mouse button to keep your angle.

And press Space to start moving.

[Stij]

Don't know if thewreck aproves of me posting this here - but i don't really care. Maybe by posting i'll push him to actually finishing it.

It's a multiplayer, 2d, awesomesauce, dog-fight extreme to the max top gun game. Made by thewreck. The plane is controlled with the mouse, the further away you hold the cursor, the faster the plane will go, max speed is achieved by igniting the afterburners (holding the mouse as far away from the plane as possible).
It's a damn fine game and it's a damn shame thewreck hasn't finished it yet!





EDIT: The music is actually ingame, though i doubt it will be kept that way if released.

EDIT2: Forgot to mention; hold the mouse close enough and you'll deploy flaps.

I've always had a soft spot for 2D dogfighting games (e.g Sopwith, Dogfight), so this looks awesome. I like the control scheme as well - not only does it look very intuitive, but I don't think it's ever been done before.

[KennEH!]

Don't know if thewreck aproves of me posting this here - but i don't really care. Maybe by posting i'll push him to actually finishing it.

It's a multiplayer, 2d, awesomesauce, dog-fight extreme to the max top gun game. Made by thewreck. The plane is controlled with the mouse, the further away you hold the cursor, the faster the plane will go, max speed is achieved by igniting the afterburners (holding the mouse as far away from the plane as possible).
It's a damn fine game and it's a damn shame thewreck hasn't finished it yet!





EDIT: The music is actually ingame, though i doubt it will be kept that way if released.

EDIT2: Forgot to mention; hold the mouse close enough and you'll deploy flaps.

It is a damn shame that looks really aweosme.

[ChevyRay]

Holy fucking crap I want the dogfight game NOWNOWNOW!

[jango0821]

All of these unfinished projects have inspired me to actually finish something....

wow.... :D

[Cthulhu32]

Gameboy Advance game where you control a Sumo santa, and you have to push a ball at the other player. Did not make it much past the movement phase.


Another attempt at a christmas themed game, this time a Dr. Mario clone. I tried to wrap up the logic in like 2 days, so I failed.


A game I started for Pyweek #7, but did not manage to finish in time. I had the ropes working, physics sorta working, and a few other good things like that. The only troubles I ran into was proper collision for tiny fast moving squares into much larger skinny rectangles.

I've got a few more, but these will be a nice warmup.

[ChevyRay]

I'm assuming those little squares moved in iterations larger than themselves, and and passed by the skinny rectangles without actually touching them? :D

Been there, done that. Though with certain movements, I use a loop to move the objects in several stages (eg. instead of by 16 pixels, by 4 pixels 4 times) and check for collision in each of those iterations, and breaking the loop when it happens.

Probably depends on how a game is programmed, to. Using that method too much could possibly eat up FPS.

[ninjascience]

has anyone ever considered putting together a site for orphaned game assets? 

The idea is: you find an old unfinished game on your HD, with some nice sound/music/graphics assets and upload them to the site, pick your CC license of choice and let others use what you will not.  Lord Tigersauce's Home for Orphaned Games(.com) or somesuch nonsense.

[Bree]

has anyone ever considered putting together a site for orphaned game assets? 

The idea is: you find an old unfinished game on your HD, with some nice sound/music/graphics assets and upload them to the site, pick your CC license of choice and let others use what you will not.  Lord Tigersauce's Home for Orphaned Games(.com) or somesuch nonsense.

I am so going to design a logo for that- be right back.

[medieval]

TUGO

The Unfinished Games Orphanage

[ninjascience]

TUGSource!

I thought of the idea because I'm working on an AS3 Game Framework and was hoping to find some free assets to use in demos for the framework.

I'd be happy to provide free hosting, but it's on dreamhost (slooooooooow!).

[increpare]

The thing about unfinished games is that most of them end up in limbo as opposed to being definitely 'dead'.  Isn't it?

[deadeye]

The thing about unfinished games is that most of them end up in limbo as opposed to being definitely 'dead'.  Isn't it?

Yeah, no matter how realistic it would be I still haven't given up on any of my games.  They're just all "on hold."

Except for Little Hitler in Toyland.  I've decided to abort that fetus, it's not worth finishing.  I might reuse the hammer idea someday though.

[ninjascience]

I guess I figured if you found some OLD stuff sitting around, you could just 'let it go'...

[Moosader]

has anyone ever considered putting together a site for orphaned game assets? 

The idea is: you find an old unfinished game on your HD, with some nice sound/music/graphics assets and upload them to the site, pick your CC license of choice and let others use what you will not.  Lord Tigersauce's Home for Orphaned Games(.com) or somesuch nonsense.

That would be neat.  I've started doing that with my own stuff (and, heck, even with graphics and music I have used in my games). o_o
http://moosader.com/graphics.html
http://moosader.com/Music.html

Anyways, here's what I could find of mine:

Lode Runner clone, work themed


Random platformer


Psychonauts-themed game thing something I don't know


RPG thing w/ procedurally generated maps

[ninjascience]

thanks for posting these assets Moosader!

[Greg Game Man]

http://www.greg-anims.com/blindrush.php

lags a ton..didnt bother sortin out the code an stuff

[policedanceclub]

greg, i thought that was great!