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Create this game. Defend the TNT beneath the grass by blowing up any incoming airplanes and the bombs they drop.

Learn how to add a character select screen to your avoiding game.

So its shooter time again. I’m back with part 3 where I’ve completed the prototype for the game.

Learn how to randomise the direction and size of your enemies, adding extra features to your current avoiding game.

Flash games are a great source of income. Here is a list of 6 ways that you can get money from developing them

There are, and there have been, thousands, maybe even millions of very successful games that have been released to the world. Some of them fully deserve their popularity while others aren’t the best. But, the one thing they have in common with each other is that they are liked. There are many beliefs about making a popular game. I’m going to try to sift out the false ones.

So you’ve created a great flash game, and want to get as many people to see it as possible. Where do you begin? Hopefully, this post will give you an idea.

This tutorial explains how to create a simple user controlled character with the tile engine

This tutorials teach you how make an object can shoot. with jet plane as object we want to make you knaw how this could be

Continues from part 1 to create towers to shoot the enemys.

Learn how to making object movement so real and smooth. moving by arrow buttons on your keyboard.

Complete tutorial From head to toe.

In this follow up tutorial, learn how to advance your previous avoiding game, by adding a variable to control dynamic attachment of enemies.

This tutorial will show you how to make tanks using OOP in ActionScript 3.0.

Today, we’re going to make a classic vertical shooter game in ActionScript 3. I hope you learn from it! Let us begin.

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