Here are a few games that I made with MMF ( a nice no-programming-needed application-creating tool ) in middleschool/early highschool and also one newer game. They’re somewhat embarrassing for a number of reasons, but I thought I would post them anyways for posterity or something.
1. Dodgeball Extreme
It’s a single-player avoid-bouncing-balls game. If that doesn’t quite make sense, 14-year-old me decided to include an extensive Help section which can definitely be checked out.
To play the game you will need cncs232 ( put it in c:\WINDOWS\system\ )
click here download Dodgeball Extreme
2. Cool Tennis ( aka Smash Tennis )
Cool Tennis is pong with gravity ( the gravity is a bit less than a universal force, though, since it only affects the paddle ). There is a 1-player mode ( shown below ) and a 2-player mode ( not shown below ). I made an updated version at some point, but unfortunately I lost the file in a computer crash. I might as well also state that the updated version had 3d-graphics, an extensive online-play mode, and a rather impressive eye-tracking gestural control system. It’s a shame that I lost it.
To play the game you will need cncs232 ( put it in c:\WINDOWS\system\ ) — this is the same file as above so if you already have it, you don’t need it again.
click here to get Cool Tennis
3. Wizard Beta --the pinnacle of young me’s game-creating attempts.
Wizard Beta is a platforming game. Like the previous games, the title alone explains everything needed to know about it. Here’s the breakdown:
Wizard: You play as a wizard… who, naturally, can cast spells and such. As you can see in the screenshot below, you wear a nice wizarding hat and wizarding cloak. Painted on these are several magic symbols such as the moon, a star, and, apparently, the greater-than sign. You also have a long gray beard as all wizards must have.
Beta: There are a lot of bugs.
To play the game you will need cncs232 ( put it in c:\WINDOWS\system\ ) — this is the same file as above so if you already have it, you don’t need it again.
click here to get Wizard Beta
4. Avoid-a-ball
This game was made just a few months ago in a somewhat successful attempt to learn a bit of actionscript programming ( and was shortly followed by an even more successful forgetting of everything about actionscript ). It’s a very basic 2-player game and you should grab a friend and check it out here.