Broxel Update
I have posted Broxel on flashgamelicense.com. So far it has gotten great feedback. it’s already received 2 bids, it’s featured in the developer’s spotlight, and it’s also going in the “top games” email newsletter!
I also would like to apologize for the lack of updates. I have needed some time to catch up on some other things. This last week has been dedicated to taking care of all the things I neglected while I was finishing Broxel.
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Broxel has finally went live!
Make sure to check it out at http://catfacearcade.com/playgame/1150/broxel
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Just wanted to let everyone know that the first official Catface Games release will be coming out on Monday! I have been working with a few friends to work the last few kinks out and try to get some stuff balanced out.
Thanks for hanging in there! I’ll get a few tutorials written in the upcoming weeks. I’ve been spending all of my free time on this game, so I apologize for the lack up updates.
Stay tuned!
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Just a quick update on the latest game project. I have finally completed 40 levels for the starter pack of the game, and I optimized the hell out of the Level Editor. I still need to finish the Powerups menu and finish the scoreboard tally screen. After that, I will be submitting the game to First Impressions by Flash Game License. If all continues to go as planned, I would expect to see a Beta version up by the end of this coming weekend! 
Stay tuned!
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I’ve decided to implement the ability for users to be able to submit and play their own levels for my current game project. I have been doing some research over the past few days, and finally decided how I will use MySQL to store the data and write a function to load a level directly from the database.
I stumbled upon ASSQL which allows for direct communication from Actionscript to MySQL. You can find the source code, documentation, and examples at http://code.google.com/p/assql/.
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