Flash Tutorials — Game Development

This tutorial is the first of three which discuss how to give some Artificial Intelligence (AI) to games and apps you create. In this first tutorial we are going to learn about path finding.

In the first part of this series, we covered the very basics of Box2D, by adding some simple circular objects and rendering them using graphics calls. In this part, not only will we use actual images to represent our objects, we’ll learn how to use an entirely different shape, too!

In this article we look at how you setup Flash Builder 4 to work with the PushButton game engine, and create a simple PushButton application. Demo and source code included.

This tutorial will explain the creation of an engine for a survival horror game. You will learn how to move a player in an obscure room using a torch to make some light. Very impressive result

Create a Catapult Game with a launching arm, trampolines, and fans

Part 2 of this series. I will show you how to move a monster along a curve in a very easy way.

This tutorial will show you how to shoot bullets to destroy objects, in Flash games

Today, we’re going to make a classic vertical shooter game in ActionScript 3. I hope you learn from it! Let us begin.

So you want to be a flash game developer, eh? It’s something that’s easy to get into, but hard to get good at. I’m going to guide you through the process that a total newbie must get into in order to get into the business.

In this tutorial, I will explain the first part of making a game similar to the old BreakOut game for Atari. In this part, I will show you how to set up the ball and paddle movement.