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This just a small and simple platformer.

Made with GameMaker: Studio, OneOver simplifies gaming to its bare essentials while adding a little kick/punch in the process. Nothing fancy here, just plain old-school gaming. Game Engine - GameMaker: Studio 1.4... SFX - bfxr.net [evolution.voxeo.com] Font - Visitor / dafont.com Graphics & Coding - Allan Grzicic v1.4.1.1 [Numbers 1.0] (Released Aug 31, 2017) - Letters changed to numbers (counting forwards and backwards from 0-40) v1.4.1.1 [English Alphabet 1.1] (Released Aug 31, 2017) - Sprites and objects removed for letters (obj_eab, obj_eas, ...

Game Engine --> GameMaker: Studio 1.4... Sound FX --> bfxr.net Font --> Visitor / dafont.com Graphics --> Allan Grzicic Coding --> Allan Grzicic 1 or 2 players (local co-op or local versus) --- v1.2.2 (Released September 14, 2017) - Added mouse support for Player 2 - One more colour added to ball, paddle, and table markings (Style #9 under Settings) v1.2.1 (Released August 25, 2017) - When mouse support enabled, left mouse button adds extra ball(s), right mouse button changes paddle colour - Added logos to table top, press 'x' to turn on/off/rotate (ServePingPong.com, Bruha.com) - Added one more table top style (ServePingPong.com) - Fix: obj_xlimit changes colour according to style chosen with black holes disabled --- Thx to the following peeps (YouTube Tutorials, GameMaker Community Forums): - RealTutsGML - Let's Game Maker - BlueScript - Game Dev Tutorials - gnysek

The game was made using good all GameMaker 8.1 Lite. The game is dojin fan game made for the anime zombie series "High School of the Dead". The game is basically a fast pace maze game where you have 30 seconds to exit each level while avoiding randomly spawning blocks and intercepting zombies. Each level will randomly select one of the 5 characters from the anime: Takashi, Kota, Rei, Saeko and Saya.

A remake of the gamemaker "scrolling shooter" tutorial using DelphiX

A side-scrolling game made with GameMaker based off Nintendo's Metroid series. Instead of playing as Samus as you do in the classic games, you play as Weavel, from Nintendo's Metroid Prime: Hunters.