You can customise the design of each element of your game. You can start making money without spending a dime In few clicks you can easily translate your game content to another language and target your game to other local markets To make even more money from your game, you can setup in-app purchases (sell coins to your gamers) and get paid directly from Google Merchant You can add and modify levels without uploading new version of your game to Google Play To reduce the size of the game, additional levels will be stored in the cloud and will be downloaded by gamers on demand.

In the game builder you can easily create your own icon, no design skills required With each game you will automatically receive different styles of screenshots, game icon, feature banners, etc - all the graphics you will need to upload your game to Google Play With this feature you can multiply your chances to success in Google Play In just a few clicks, you can duplicate already created games, to create new games and Google Play listings. Use UP, LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to play.Supporting more then 20 languages, so you can create your own unique quiz games and release locally To make Kira walk better and jump, this is the behavior I suggest: Using the “Game name” and “Press to play” attributes helps us to set texts in a quick and easy way:Īnd now we also have some content in our intro scene. Once you are done with font creation, let’s see the behavior needed to place them horizontally centered: First, you will create some font specifications, it’s very easy as it reminds the million font family/color/size selectors you are used to deal with for ages. Since we don’t want the new scene to be completely empty, we are adding some text. StencylWorks will handle transitions and do the dirty job for you. … which handles the transition once the player presses UP key. Then, the new scene will have a Cutscene behavior I called “splash to game”… You’ll love StencylWorks, as you will be able to create your intro scene in three easy steps:įirst, create a new blank scene and make it as starting scene (look at the star in the upper left corner) Meanwhile, I am adding some features to the demo I showed you last week. After a couple of days messing around with StencylWorks, I came out with an interesting (I hope) game design concept I am developing in these hours.

Stencyl tutorial