Doodle jump is unique because it was an early adopter of the accelerometer controls which catapulted it to a top slot 16-18 months ago and its been their ever since because its $1 and it has a huge fo

Toxic Roach has been in development for about 6 weeks now. The menus and front end took about 3-4 weeks to build. The game level that you played is only about 1.5 weeks into development. I am basic

On the iPad you can spawn the cans anywhere and they don't collide at all.

I had a zombie actor that was eating the brains of another actor. I wanted to be sure that this only happened when the hands of the zombie were over the victims head so I had the zombie spawn an invis

You might try a couple of those that IntelD lists above...they might give you some ideas. I recommend Roach Madness...it seems to have some unique things going on the others don't have.

I'm trying to make random spawn times,

I had to shelve my 80% complete work (only interface was left) because of memory problems. I will revisit my project on a later date when GS's spawn/destroy memory leak problem is fixed. Thing is, it

For some games you could certainly get away with it. For others, not so much. Basically what we are saying is things that are static can easily use only 1 actor. Things that spawn will need multiple

Are you spawning the actor in a position relative to the actor? That could spawn it off the screen.

My game has 7 collide-able actors, you just have to spawn them rather than have them ready on the screen.

My game works such that suppose I spawn 100 creeps, maybe only 30 - 40% are correct targets which I have to hit. These come mixed with the remaining 60 - 70% incorrect targets which I should not hit.

2) The game MUST provide a unique experience.

2) The game MUST provide a unique experience.

Just went through my game scene with 0.8.9 and replaced every actor (20 unique) with 1 actor!

I'm looking at ways to increase the performance of my game (move instead of spawn) and am looking for a way to calculate a random number from say 1 - 10 and go through that sequence without duplicatin

They also offer MiniCards which you can also customize with, say, a unique promo code on each one.

The sub actors spawn from the parent actors when pressed.

Basically its a transparent actor on the stage that moves around when the main actor asks it to spawn a new "creature".

Also, to spawn the random variety: say you have 5 smaller actors to choose from, and you want 10 randomly spawned from that selection:

Spawn the actor.