Bikini Jetpack (Flappy Bird-like game)

Making more as a challenge, but since everyone is jumping on that bandwagon, why should I be the exception. : P

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Real screenshot of the game in action. All that's left to do is... the menu and game over screen.

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Google Play (Android): https://play.google.com/store/apps/detai...pack&hl=en
App Store (iOS): https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bikini-j...d826152480

If I kill you and eat your heart will I gain your talent?

[COLOR="#cc8899"]The game-over screen should be different if she falls in the lava - have the bikini burn off and her quickly cover herself!

Also: I would correct you on the spelling of Flappy Bird, but knowing you...it's probably a different game.

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Oh damnit you caught it. Fappy Bird lol.[/COLOR]

Should it really be lava then? I think tentacles at the top would be more appropriate. The cat's a nice touch.

Oh damnit you caught it. Fappy Bird lol.

Wasn't me. : P

I don't think tentacles and nudity will be accepted in the AppStore. : P

Wasn't me. : P

I don't think tentacles and nudity will be accepted in the AppStore. : P

This be some sort of a discrimination.

oh man never mind GOOD LUCK

Different color hair and bikinis? possible bunny suit upgrade?

I've got a burning question;

Do the boobs jiggle?

Everyone is doing the same game over and over. Why not expand upon it? Use the "cat counter" as a currency and give the players different backgrounds, different characters, etc. Go jetpack joyride on their asses and give them powerups.

I've got a burning question;

Do the boobs jiggle?

Yes.

I think I saw in another thread that you were doing this in Unity, yes? If not just ignore the rest of this post.

Out of curiosity, did you learn the 2D toolkit through just playing with it or find a tutorial?

I was originally going to adapt my current project into a 2D one with 4.3, but then when Unity released the built in 2D toolkit there was basically no resources on it, so I just decided to continue in 3D using an Orthographic Camera. Wondering if it was easy to learn.

wtp I told you to call it Fappy Bird.

Everyone is doing the same game over and over. Why not expand upon it? Use the "cat counter" as a currency and give the players different backgrounds, different characters, etc. Go jetpack joyride on their asses and give them powerups.

I'm thinking of adding "coins" around the map and have the player tap on them to collect them, but this also thrusts you, so, you'll have to time your thrusts when collecting "coins". Maybe cupcakes.

I think I saw in another thread that you were doing this in Unity, yes? If not just ignore the rest of this post.

Out of curiosity, did you learn the 2D toolkit through just playing with it or find a tutorial?

I was originally going to adapt my current project into a 2D one with 4.3, but then when Unity released the built in 2D toolkit there was basically no resources on it, so I just decided to continue in 3D using an Orthographic Camera. Wondering if it was easy to learn.

Yup, it's Unity.

I tried using Unity before 4.3 to make 2D, didn't bother learning it and stuck with Flash. Started using Unity after a friend told me about the 4.3 (2D stuffs) update, so, I never used 2D Toolkit.

wtp I told you to call it Fappy Bird.

That's the name for the Adult version, Corn. Since you give it a name, you'll get it for free... if I can give out free stuff. : P

That's the name for the Adult version

Go on...

Also, what if you had bikini tops/bottoms instead of coins?

Yup, it's Unity.

I tried using Unity before 4.3 to make 2D, didn't bother learning it and stuck with Flash. Started using Unity after a friend told me about the 4.3 (2D stuffs) update, so, I never used 2D Toolkit.

By 2D Toolkit I meant the built in 2D tools, not the asset store bundle.

By 2D Toolkit I meant the built in 2D tools, not the asset store bundle.

I saw one or two tutorials, to see how everything is setup. Then I Google whatever I need to do if I get stuck. For example, how to work with animations.

Followed the tutorial until I got everything setup, then I played around with stuff and checked tutorial/forums when I got stuck on something. I have a hard time following tutorials because I want to do different stuff.

you'll have to time your thrusts when collecting "coins"

MODS MODS MODS MODS MODS

I saw one or two tutorials, to see how everything is setup. Then I Google whatever I need to do if I get stuck. For example, how to work with animations.

Followed the tutorial until I got everything setup, then I played around with stuff and checked tutorial/forums when I got stuck on something. I have a hard time following tutorials because I want to do different stuff.

That's what I figured. Yeah, I feel the same way, but I like to at least get a basics tutorial so I can read up on what kind of things are available and what kind of options you have. Quite a few times I learned I was doing something the hard way after much frustration/work doing it myself, and there was actually an easy method or object that already existed in the Unity environment to do whatever it was for me. I couldn't really find any resources at all, combined with the fact that I'd have to redesign my project anyway, I decided not to bother.

Was just curious as to how you went at it. Thanks for the info.