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Jumpman! NES fangame Demo 8.6MB
Just a little fangame I've been working on for a while, inspired by Scott Kessler's speedrun of the first Super Mario Bros. It may not look like much, but it taught me mmf :) Gameplay is a lot like Bit.Trip Runner.
The full game will be 36 levels, 10 bonus levels, 6 bosses, and a final boss. I should be done by July.
Still some lag issues on slower machines, but I got most of the crashes out at least.
very nice !!!
how can you make mario run automatically ?
If Mario is alive:
-> Set X Position of Mario to X Position of Mario + 4
Hi Ziplock your game rocks it would be a massive hit on the Clickstore. It plays so well, top game. I would love to learn from the source code.
LipLock, very cool game! Is this an endless scroller or is the frame size large to the end of the level? Also, are using physics for the jumps? Like to see a demo mfa of this!!?? :)
Ha - Liplock!
It's a fangame with 100% copyrighted material, so I don't think I could put it in the clickstore.
I'm just using basic loops for jumping. It isn't an endless scroller, every level ends. And my source code is a disaster :)
While this is only a few levels of the game, it represents a couple years of work, learning mmf in the process. When I finish the game in a few months, I'll release a source code tutorial that's cleaner than the mish-mash I'm working with now.
Sorry about the name oops!! LMAO. Thank you for releasing the source code when it's done. I got killed a few times to know the scrolling ended. Very cool. I'm off to see if I can beat the demo!!
This is a very finely tuned game, I like it a lot.
The difficulty is fairly unforgiving, it works for Flappy Bird because the level design is almost non-existent, but with your game focusing on more varied level design, I feel maybe a mushroom mechanic that allows you to recover from a hit will make it feel a little less repetitive and enhance the feeling of progression.
Very impressive work! Clean.
Thanks for the kind words, guys. I hope the final version of the game lives up to your expectations.
I've uploaded a version of the demo (same link) that makes it much easier to get to the final boss.
I won't be making any more changes to the demo (unless someone discovers a serious bug or crash), but I'd love to hear more feedback that I can maybe introduce into the game.