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tricap
United States17 Posts
Every game you play you gain some cash. You can spend the cash at the store to buy shields or make it easier to increase your combo. ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/NnS7Z.jpg) You can check the game out here. I would appreciate any feedback you have on the game. I'd be happy to answer any questions on the process of releasing an iPhone game. Enjoy.  | ||
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Maru-
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WarChimp
Australia943 Posts
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prOxi.swAMi
Australia3091 Posts
On June 01 2011 15:03 Maru- wrote: What language and platform was this developed on ? ...READ Game looks good man might check it out  | ||
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WarChimp
Australia943 Posts
On June 01 2011 15:09 prOxi.swAMi wrote: ...READ Game looks good man might check it out He was talking about what programming language was this made in and was it made in something like Visual Studio but for iPhone games. | ||
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prOxi.swAMi
Australia3091 Posts
On June 01 2011 15:16 WarChimp wrote: He was talking about what programming language was this made in and was it made in something like Visual Studio but for iPhone games. I guess things might've changed since I last checked. I was under the impression there was only one way to go about iPhone apps (Mac OS & xcode). Sorry if I seemed rude. | ||
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WarChimp
Australia943 Posts
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Maru-
21 Posts
On June 01 2011 15:25 prOxi.swAMi wrote: I guess things might've changed since I last checked. I was under the impression there was only one way to go about iPhone apps (Mac OS & xcode). Sorry if I seemed rude. I forgive you my love...never thought there could be room for mis-interpretation of my question. And Warchimp is right...I dont know anything about software development on MACs...I was just curious as to what was used to make this IPhone App. | ||
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tricap
United States17 Posts
On June 01 2011 15:03 Maru- wrote: What language and platform was this developed on ? I wrote the game using Objective C with the help of a popular game library called cocos2d. I used xcode as my IDE. | ||
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Jragon
Australia1471 Posts
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tricap
United States17 Posts
On June 01 2011 17:43 Jragon wrote: Looks cool man. I'm interested in making an iWhatever app, too, could you talk through the development process? What kind of background in programming did you have before you made this? How long did it take you? Was it a steep learning curve? What costs were involved? To release an app for the iPhone the only costs required is a purchase of an apple ios developer license which costs $100 and is good for a year. I work as a mobile developer who makes iPhone apps all day so i have a good background with Objective C. Apple has great documentation and tutorials on how to set up iPhone project and on hooking your apps up to your phone so there shouldn't be a daunting learning curve if you have some C/C++ experience. I made this game to learn cocos2d which was easy to understand. Cocos2d has a similar to flash's action script, which i was already familiar with. The game took me 5 months to make, but that is a terrible estimate for how long something like this should take to make. I started a new job and moved during the development of this game so i had little spare time. I'd say a game of this scope should take a no more than 2 weeks if you have some understanding of objective C at the start of the project. | ||
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