Hello, I’m proud to present you my last game on iOS: Rolling Jump. The Flash version was designed and developed in may 2009.

The new version is co-published by Chugulu.

You can download the free version here. The free version is limited by the score : 10 000 pts max. Or buy the full version here for $1.49.

Enjoy! And thanks to the Chugulu Team.

Description

Help Lighty save the light of the world by escaping from the dark evil creatures in this incredibly FUN and ADDICTING game! Simply jump from each wheel up into the sky and stars to protect the light of the world.

In Rolling Jump, your goal is to help the hero, Lighty, jump up into the sky and away from the dark evil creatures as fast as possible. Learn secrets of the game like double tapping, jumping onto walls, and discover how to attain the rainbow path to help Lighty save the light of the world, and ultimately prove his worth.

★ 7 levels to discover the stars
★ Increasing difficulty and real challenge for the hardcore gamers
★ Multiply your score x5 with perfect jumps
★ Use wall to bounce and reach upper wheels
★ Compete in a worldwide ranking via Game Center
★ Compare your score with your friends and challenge them !
★ Cute Retina graphics

Get free tips and be the first to hear updates about Rolling Jump on Facebook :
http://www.facebook.com/rollingjump

If you like or if you don’t like vegetables, fruits, salads you can play Garden Rush on Facebook.
Garden Rush is a time management game but don’t worry it isn’t a percistant game like City Ville.
And if you like Alice Greenfingers you will also like Garden Rush.

The gameplay loop look like this one :

Plant > Arose > Weed > Seasonal illnesses > Prune > Collect > Sell

Play Garden Rush on Facebook

The game is actually fun and addictive and the graphics are pretty.  Nice work team!

The game was ordered by MesmoGames, the owner of Bouncing Balls or Gems II.
Exkee developed the game and I worked as an ActionScript coder and as a lead director for the first period.

Apple’s iPhone has been a huge success and its iPad tablet has gotten off to a hot start as well, but Apple’s strict policy towards gambling apps in the App Store have left a lot of poker geeks out in the cold. In many ways the iPhone and iPad are the poker players’ dream device, letting them enjoy all the action on the fly and cram in a few hands here and there when they have some spare time, whether at work, waiting for friends, or working on ActionScript projects like how to create a gravity like a Mario platformer.

The only hitch in those plans is while there are a ton of poker apps available for the iPhone and iPad, none of them let poker fans play on the two major online sites — Full Tilt and PokerStars. Apple has adopted a strict policy to the types of apps it approves for listing in the App Store and so far any app that can be used for real money wagering at a site that accepts US players has gotten the cold shoulder. Throw in Apple’s refusal to support Flash (which rules out the possibilities of players using any of the available Flash-based no-download poker rooms or casinos) and you’ve got a lot of frustrated poker players ready to chunk their iPhone out the window.

Frustration with Apple isn’t new for poker players, as it took years for all the major sites to provide Mac poker clients for players. While there’s no great solution to the current problem, it’s an area in which owners of Android devices are having the last laugh. With much looser restrictions on what can be distributed in the Android Market, many poker app developers are focusing on Android apps instead. Full Tilt has already made some of its real money games accessible through an Android app, with other online poker sites to follow shortly.

As was the case when developing poker sites for Mac clients, online operators have to balance a lot of factors when developing clients and apps, and potential market size is an important one. While some have held back on developing Android apps for poker and casino gaming, the rising popularity of Android devices is making it a market that can no longer be ignored, likely resulting in more and more poker apps coming to the Android Market soon.

Olivier MacLennan

Thanks for playing the previous beta versions.
I fixed lot of bugs and I added some features including the multiplayer mode.
Now you are able to play Nano War against 1, 2 or 3 players with the new game system.
The game is still in beta because the multiplayer mode has to be tested and playtested again and again.
There are only 3 maps available : 1v1, 1v1v1 and 1v1v1v1.

You can still play on the private beta here with this password: beta.

Enjoy! And don’t forget to post any bugs or suggestions on the forum (no registration required).

Beta 6 release note:

• Multiplayer mode
• Nano War 2 account (You can use your Nano War 1 account)
• Guest players can play online
• Game statistics are saved: You win experience points
• New background music
• New collision detection in order to win performance
• Fixed bug when the game is paused
• Fixed bug when units can interfere the  mouse click
• Fixed a sound loop when units accelerate
• New visual asset on the WhitebloodCell + AntibodyCell
• Units move on his target only when they accelerate
• The R key can restart the game
• Fixed autopause bug
• Fixed the next button is on foreground
• Fixed bug when game is paused. Special cell are not paused.

An amazing Real Time 3D rendering with multiplayer p2p.
This is not Unity or 3D via player but Flash player with AlternativaPlatform version 8.
Flash is rendering this in 60fps running 1920×1080. Very impressive!
You will be able to get your hands on this API in the first half of 2011.

Last year I missed the Flash Gamming Submit 2010. I Would liked to submit Take Something Literally 1.

If you like my games you will be very helpfull if you can nominate my game Take Something Literally 2 to the Flash Gaming Summit 2011.

This take only 10 seconds :

1. Click here
2. Enter your email address and your name.
3. The name of the flash game: Take Something Literally 2
4. The website: http://armorgames.com/play/5977/take-something-literally-2
5. And finally select 4 catagories: Best Indie Game, Best Puzzle Game, Most Creative Game and People’s Choice Awards.
6. Click on the confirm button, That’s all!

Now I can kiss you ! … No I can’t… But I can say : Thank you very very much!

Finally Nano War placed #10 and Roll And Jump placed in the top 150 entries of the Flash Game Licence: Cell Your Flash Game Contest.

Now you are able to Play Nano War and Roll and Jump on your mobile Android device.
The games work well. Thery were optimized for mobile interface. Actually the game experience is better.

In Nano War Mobile Version you can also play against all players whatever their devices. No registration is required, only a nickname. However the level editor was removed.

Play Nano War: Mobile version

Play Roll and Jump: Mobile version

Adobe invite me to convert my games in AIR for Android Applicaiton. But unfortunatly Nano War was coded in 2007 in ActionScript 2.0 and AIR requiered ActionScription 3.0.

Hello,
If you like Nano War or Take Something Literally you will be very helpfull if you can vote for my games on the Inde Pub Game contest.
Register here http://www.indiepubgames.com/register.php
And vote here http://www.indiepubgames.com/vote.php

Only 5 minutes needed :). Thank you very much.

Edit: The contest is over. Actually my game was submited one day before the end. Thank your IndiePub.

Like you know, Android mobiles with froyo (OS 2.2) can play Adobe Flash content since july 2010. Great new! :D

So some websites and Adobe decided to organize 3 diffrent contests:

Kongregate Mobile flash game contest: $30 000 in prizes, end 23th august 2010.

Flash Game Licence: Cell your Flash game contest, $30 000 in prizes, end 5th october 2010.

Mochiads: Made for mobile contest, $20 000 in prizes, end 24th october 2010.

There is no rules against posting games to other contests.

So I will try to adapt and optimize Roll and Jump and Nano War for Android devices. Thank you Adobe and Google. Good luck all!