Category Game Tutorials

Now we are going to add the bunny which will move each time the correct carrot is clicked. . This is very simple to do and we have done many of these steps already. First, ensure you are on the…

In this lesson, we are going to tweak the animation so the bunny blinks. This type of animation is fun to do and adds additional interest for young players. We could just add a blinking image to the first animation,…

We’re now going to end the game by creating a ‘play again’ graphic and replay button and reset the game so it is ready to play again. We have done many of the steps before, so this is also a…

In this lesson we are going to make the button clickable so when the button is clicked, the game restarts. It will look like this: To do this, add a new: The event we have just set up should look…

In this lesson we are going to make a cute start page for the game. Start pages help to set the look and feel of the game. They are particularly important with games for young ones as they help the…

We are going to finish the game by adding the clouds and sun, and also add the number words at the bottom.  The finished effect will be like this: A lot of this will be repeating things we have already…

When you are happy with the finished game, it’s time to export it! We are going to export the game as an HTML5 file. We will then upload the game file to a free virtual server which will give you…

We have created a cute and fun game for young ones. Hopefully you’ll agree it wasn’t too difficult to do! While this was a very simple game to make and play, it is super-easy to build on the game to…

The second way to add graphics to your project is as objects. This is a slightly longer process than just dragging the images into place, however it’s worth knowing how to do it. Right click anywhere on the layout and…