Flappy Bird concept
A throwback to when we started learning to use #cocos2dx to develop a proof of concept based off the popular #flappybird game
March 20, 2019
With the increased success of mobile games such as Angry Birds, Candy Crush or Cut the rope, it is evident to see that there is a vastly profitable market in mobile games. Even though the mobile app market becomes more competitive, there are still huge chances of success with developing a game, 62% of smartphones owners install games within a week of getting their phones, making it the most downloaded application type. So if you have an idea for an addictive mobile game and need the team to build it for you, give us a call.
A throwback to when we started learning to use #cocos2dx to develop a proof of concept based off the popular #flappybird game
We have recently been experimenting with the #corona game engine to build our #2D games for IOS, #Google Play Store & #HTML. The language is #lua based which is currently the leading scripting language in games and has been utilized in Warcraft, Angry Birds, Civilization and many other popular franchises.
We recently started experimenting with Apple #spritekit in developing some mobile game concepts. A really nice aspect of sprite kit is the particle emitter that can be attached on 2D objects to create some amazing effects.
To get into how the Corona frameworks we worked through a few tutorials and found it is one of the best frameworks to get a 2D game up and running. You can develop some addictive games for all devices all on one code base.
Have a mobile game in mind?