In the past few weeks I’ve been working on a fun and simple game with the objective to build a Skyscraper Building as high as you can. You have to place each block on top of the previous one and try to position it perfectly with the one before. The part that remains outside will break and the block will get smaller and smaller each time it’s not positioned perfectly.

The game is now available on iOS, Android and also online as a Flash game.

Me and Victor (the artist) have been working on a beautiful Christmas game for toddles. It’s named Christmas Puzzle, it is a free game and very easy to play. Please check it out! If you like it, share it with your friends and family, especially with those who have young kids.

Play it on:
Android
Google Chrome
Online (Flash)

Yet another game for kids. It’s a simple card memory game. For this game the programming was my duty and the drawing art was made by Victor (a friend of mine). Right now it’s available for Android and it is also available on the web. Please check it out and let me know if you like it.

Me and a buddy of mine who is an amazing artist have started working on games for kids. Bunny Rabbit Easter Eggs Collector is the first one we made together. Right now it’s available for Android, Web and as a Chrome App. Coming to more platforms/markets very soon. Enjoy!

My first game published for mobile devices is here.

Made in Flash Builder with Adobe AIR, Startling and Feathers (for the buttons and other components). Next on my list is to publish it to iOS, but for that, I need to get myself a Mac first, since Apple does not allow developers without an Apple machine to compile the application for the App Store.

For now, please check the Android version and let me know if you like it:
MiniPong Game on Google Play

Update:
The game has a new graphic interface and it’s also available online:
www.vamapaull.com/games/minipong

Some programmers from Germany developed a great Flash game that uses your iPhone/iPod Touch to control the game actions.

The concept is very interesting and I could see this being applied on lots of old-school arcade games that are ported to Flash.

After learning about WebSockets we were eager to build a website around this technology. As we are a bunch of oldschool nerds it was obvious to transform the iPhone into a gamepad controlling a Flash Website.

Source: WeekendContent.com