Recent content by Mowy Entertainment

Well, I don't consider 1200 downloads in a year too many downloads :) Anyway, I didn't do this for the number of downloads, I'm pretty happy checking the analytics and seing that sometimes anyone finish the 12 levels of the game ;) Answering your question, I did the following things: - Post...

I used cocos2d-x, an open source framework. It's quite cool and you can program your game in different languages (C++, Lua and Javascript). Also, I used Tiled for level design, Gimp for graphics, Audacity for audio editing, and this amazing website for particle generation: Particle2dx All open...

Hehe I know the boss is annoying, that's the point ;) Thanks for playing!

Hi everyone! I've updated my first game ever made, Eye Planet. Now I consider it finished and it's time to move to another project. Hope you like it and if you want to ask me about the development or simple review this game, simply do it! I'll try too reply as soon as possible. Thanks! Eye...

If you are going to develop a game, and you are familiar with c++, I would recommend cocos2d-x. Open source, cross platform and with pretty good community support

This is a not an easy topic. The Google Play search algorithm it's not clear, but it depends on multiple variables... and one of the most important is the number of downloads. Also positive reviews and linking the google play link from other pages, app description, etc, but in my modest...

Finish a Super Hexagon level for first time. I felt like a ninja ;)

I use cocos2d-x, but it can be a hard way if you are not used to program in c++. This framework also has a Javascript "version" (bindings) that I think is easier to understand if you don't mind about performance issues

Vungle Video Ads... but I don't know how well performs... few downloads :)

Thanks everybody! First day in this forum and I've already solved a problem with my Chromecast!

I use cocos2d-x. My reasons: it's open source and the generated packages are pretty small (depending only on the assets you use)

Thanks! Sorry I didn't understand you well, I'll try your suggested solution

Wow! 35 videogames! Hehe, definitively I'm very lazy...

My always recommended title is Super Hexagon! Very difficult but very addictive

Thanks for your help! I don't want to loose CEC features, because I also have a raspberry pi with Kodi installed and I'm controlling it using HDMI CEC. It's not a major issue, I was guessing if there is some way to disable HDMI CEC only in Chromecast, but seems not possible :(