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by lessmilk 13y ago
You mean releasing native iOS/Android games? Yes, I'm thinking about it.
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by lessmilk 13y ago
I simply use Photoshop. No real tutorial on this yet, but I plan to write one in the next few weeks. In the meantime you can read about my process making the sprite for game #6 on my blog: http://blog.lessmilk.com/pixel-art-
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by lessmilk 13y ago
It started as a pure hobby with no revenue. But now that my project is getting a lot of attention, I might start making iOS/Android apps, or maybe write ebooks about how to make games.
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by lessmilk 13y ago
Thanks a lot! :-)
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by lessmilk 13y ago
Engine: Phaser [0], a Javascript framework to make 2D games. Tools: Sublime Text and Photoshop mainly. [0]: www.phaser.io
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by lessmilk 13y ago
OP here. Let me know if you have any questions about my project.
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Show HN: I've been making one HTML5 game per week. Here's my 10th game(lessmilk.com)
362 points by lessmilk 13y ago|148 comments
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by lessmilk 13y ago
I'm currently making one new HTML5 game per week. My project was recently on the front page of HN. You can play my games are learn more about the project (tutorials, etc.) on my website: http://www.lessmilk.com
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What one dev learned while doing a "one game per week" challenge(indiegames.com)
2 points by lessmilk 13y ago|0 comments
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What I learned while doing my "one game per week" challenge(gamasutra.com)
2 points by lessmilk 13y ago|0 comments
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Tips for Getting Started with HTML5 Game Development(flippinawesome.org)
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by lessmilk 13y ago
I'm the guy making the games, thanks for mentioning my project! Let me know if you have any questions.
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Share your projects, and good things will happen(blog.lessmilk.com)
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by lessmilk 13y ago
In 2014 I started http://www.lessmilk.com , a website where I build one new HTML5 game per week. I was on the front page of HN a few days ago. I'm doing this mainly to learn how to actually make games. So far I have 7 games
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by lessmilk 13y ago
Thanks! For my games I'm using Phaser, a Javascript Framework. I made a small tutorial about it here: http://blog.lessmilk.com/make-html5-games-with-phaser-1/ You should also checkout Phaser official website: htt
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by lessmilk 13y ago
OP here, It's awesome to see my website submitted on HN. Let me know if you have any questions about my project.
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by lessmilk 13y ago
I set myself a challenge: build one new HTML5 game per week in order to learn how to make games. So far I've made 6 games, and 1) I already learned a lot, and 2) the feedback I'm getting from players is super positive. Link: http
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by lessmilk 13y ago
Thanks a lot, I'm glad that you enjoyed my little game :-)
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by lessmilk 13y ago
Haha, yes! But in the meantime my website became #1 of reddit.com/r/programing, and since then I see lessmilk.com featured on lots of places. And now even on HN, amazing!
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by lessmilk 13y ago
The javascript is not minified, so you can easily look at the games' code in the html if you want. And I'm seriously considering to open source my code.
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by lessmilk 13y ago
Thanks a lot! Phaser [0] is really an awesome framework to make 2d games. It it quite easy to learn, and with just 100 lines of code you can already have an working prototype. [0] http://www.phaser.io
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by lessmilk 13y ago
Yes, I'm considering doing some iOS games in the near future. I'm currently looking at CocoonJS, a technology that converts html5 games into native apps. And that is some really good feedback, thanks! And if you want to not miss m
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by lessmilk 13y ago
I'm the guy making the "one new game per week". It's amazing to see my little project posted on HN! Thanks for the support, and let me know if you have any question about lsesmilk.
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Ask HN: How to promote my free html5 games?
2 points by lessmilk 13y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: Should I open source my html5 games?
10 points by lessmilk 13y ago|2 comments
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by lessmilk 13y ago
Thanks for the video, it looks super interesting!
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by lessmilk 13y ago
That's some great feedback, thanks! I don't want to edit my previous game to be true to the challenge, but I'll definitely keep this in mind for my next games.
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by lessmilk 13y ago
Thanks! To be notified when it's out, you should register to my newsletter http://www.lessmilk.com
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by lessmilk 13y ago
I find it easier to learn on small projects than on bigger ones. But as my skills improve, I may increase my release cycle from one week to a few weeks in order to make more sophisticated games.
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by lessmilk 13y ago
Thanks! I don't have any specific goal in mind, I'll try to do it for as long as I can.

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