Hi, In our upcoming android game we are adding some box2d joints and in this post we would be creating a revolute joint. We are using Libgdx engine to make the game. Below is a screenshot of what it looks…
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Using Scoreoid with Libgdx/Android
In this post(or maybe one more) we would integrate scoreoid with libgdx for Android environment. Before we start, check out Scoreoid here. Let me quote from their site “Scoreoid is a non-restrictive, reliable and easy to use server platform for…
Tagged with: Adapter, Android Development, Game Development, LibGdx, Scoreoid, Source Code, Tutorial
Our Fifth Game-Speedboat Santa released!
Hi, Okay first the big image. Tada. Google Play Store link :- Speedboat Santa. We just released our fifth game in Google play store. Its called Speedboat Santa. As you can see with the name and the game, the December…
Tap Shoot Zombie Featured in IndieGameHQ
Hi! We wanted to share a small update with you all. A few days ago our new game Tap Shoot Zombie was featured in IndieGameHQ which is a great site featuring many independent games. You should check out the site…
New Android Game – Tap Shoot Zombie!
Hi, We have released our fourth game for Android in Google Play Store- Tap Shoot Zombie!. Here is the link. Qr Code: Description:- Shoot zombies in this simple fun game. One touch control, just tap to shoot. Gather points. Unlock…
Google Play Lens for Ubuntu
We do some of our work on Ubuntu and we love the Unity interface. We thought it’ll be useful to have a Unity lens to enable searching for apps from the Dash and we created one. You can get it…
Polar downloads cross 4000!
It feels great to share with everyone that our first game, Polar, has crossed 4000 in downloads in Google Play Store. Thanks to all the gamers who appreciate our crazy games. Even though the number is still a modest one,…
Using Box2d Debug Renderer in Libgdx
This is an update to the older example (“using Box2d in Libgdx”) we put in the post here. We added box2d debug renderer to the code which is very simple to add and useful in seeing how box2d objects look…
Fragment Shader to Simulate Water Surface in LibGdx
In this tutorial we would simulate foreground water similar to the ones we see in many platformers. This shader is written in OpenGL Shading Language, so they can be applied in all environments using OpenGL for rendering and for DirectX…
Tagged with: 2d Water, Android Development, Fragment Shader, Game Development, GLSL, LibGdx, Shader, Tutorial
Drawing Part of Image in Libgdx
Hi, Its been long since we wrote any post about game development. In this post we would be writing a snippet to draw a part of image which can be used to simulate effect of health bar we see in…
