The best way to learn about the odd world of AGameAWeek is to try a few of the games out. Luckily, I've bundled together a set of 11 games into a neat package for Windows system. You can download the "Gold - 10 Years" bundle here, for Windows

Each week, a massive influx of comments are sent from all players all over the world! ... Let's see what RSKGames thought about this week's game. You can Download Pogo the Fridge here.

@RSKGames

Overview: ''Pogo the Fridge'' is the Jumping platformer cousin of ''Squashly Boop''. This is a much harder game than the ''Squashly Boop''.

After the release of each game, an influx of wonderful feedback is submitted by the players. Let's take a look at what RSKGames thought of NeoPlat Blast! You can Download NeoPlat Blast here.

@RSKGames

Overview: The player has infinite number of bombs which he can use to break the platforms and kill the bats that gets released from the breaking platforms. Only way to lose a life is to come in contact with the bats.

A silly game title popped into my head, late last night, and I've been trying to figure out what sort of game it might be.

Man, I hate writing platform game collision code! Those darn diagonals always freak out..

I didn't get an awful lot of gameplay implemented into this week's game, yesterday, but the basic bits and pieces are in the engine. I've decided another remake's in order, and am focusing on NeoPlat. Not NeonPlat, the happy neon Desktop game, but NeoPlatDS, the little Original DS game about landing on floors, or something!!

As each game gets posted, the feedback occurs. Let's take a look at the feedback from Blockman Gets Retro! You can Download Blockman Gets Retro here.

RSKGames

Overview: While last years Blockman game was a platformer this year's Blockman game is back to the roots maze puzzle game where the player has to traverse the maze, eat the required quantity of yellow dots to cross each of the levels. Blockman cannot move backwards and cannot traverse a path already traveled unless there is a ...

JNKPlat 2018

A new JNKPlat 2018 adventure is in the works.

God damnit, Apple..

After each game's release, my inbox is filled with the writings of all the people who bothered to play it. Let's see what @RSKGames thinks of this weeks game! You can Download Franken Hopper here.

@RSKGames

Overview: In Franken Hopper you Hop and catch the flying creatures and avoid the blazing flames from the statues to the side and the fireballs from the big statue's eyes. The platforms help to climb higher to get creatures with more points(Lowest level 5 points, Mid level 2...

Dive for the Stars

After each game's release, I get a huge influx of opinions and thoughts from a variety of different people. Let's look at RSKGame's thoughts for this week's game! You can Download Micro Clampett here.

@RSKGames

I remember playing Mini Clampett last year. It is a very addictive game and as it was the first game to get the online scoreboard feature, lot of competition was there to get the highscores. I tried the hard mode today and got nowhere near top 5 highscores, the huge...

Clampett's returned in this odd little platforming game.

I need to double check, but I think the big Grid[] array might be having issues.

3DS Homebrew is all kinds of broke, right now, and I'm doing my nut trying to figure it out. I decided, last night, after the millionth crash of the day, that I'd instead focus on something else for the rest of the week.

Each time I release a game, the thoughts and comments come rolling in. Let's take a peek at this week's thoughts.

RSKGames

I find Flappadiddle Doo having the smooth gameplay like its predecessor and the polish found in ''Sheep Goes Right''.

Yeay! Thanks to all for testing. Rychan - I see the hitbox detection has been improved somewhat also which is cool A little more forgiving, this time. The original game was a little "too" mean when it came to bird vs flame hits!

So, after having read up on URL access for a couple of hours, I managed to get about 0% through it, yesterday. I might actually end up trying to find a proper book on the subject, and having a good focused read-through. .. Although I imagine any book would probably focus on Win/Linux, and not the cross-platform usage I'm after. I've really coded myself into a pickle, here!

Yesterday was full of background tasks. I added a HSV colour function, fiddled with line-thickness, got a vague "plot" working.

Over on SoCoder, Rockford suggests that the reason my quad-based images are looking skewed is because they're lacking a 3D element. I guess that makes sense, but I was really hoping I could do some nice quad-based sprites, without resorting to a third dimension. Bah, humbug. As it stands, I can "kinda" warp the sprites around, but they look a bit weird when doing it.

Developments

I decided not to work on the Framework, yesterday, and instead focus on the more immediate issues.

Radio One's 50 years old, and are celebrating with a weekend of Radio One Vintage. Head to the App or the site, and you can listen in to classic radio shows and music selections from years gone by. Radio One Vintage

Developments

Time's whittled away from me, this week.