Red Planet: a game created using my tutorials

Time to introduce Red Planet, a game created by Peter Hurford using mu tutorials.

Red Planet

That’s what Peter said:

“Hi! Thanks for your tutorials.
Because of your help, I was able to make a game called Red Planet.
It’s primarially based on the Flash Game Creation series of tutorials, but also was helped with the Artillery tutorial to a small degree.
Thanks again.”

Thank you Peter for submitting your work here.

It’s a game based on the Ball tutorials, but in some levels you will find the turret used in artillery game… but this time it’s trying to kill you!

I liked the game, that introduces some new stuff like “heat seeking” enemies and a level codes system that prevents you to replay levels already solved.

The game features 36 levels through 9 worlds and some of them are really nasty.

Peter’s site, www.greatplay.net, also hosts some other games and various stuff.

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9 Responses to “Red Planet: a game created using my tutorials”

  1. Samuel on May 26th, 2007 8:21 pm

    Hey there,

    Nice game :D Really inspiring to see custom work based on the tutorials!

  2. mango on May 27th, 2007 2:10 am

    interesting game
    well done

  3. fairlyn on May 27th, 2007 5:49 pm

    can anyoner get past world 2-4 ?

    still a fun game

  4. eblup on May 28th, 2007 2:10 am

    found an error if you right click and press fowerd you skip levels

  5. abhilash on May 28th, 2007 11:19 am

    nice game
    only one suggestion,that you should work a bit on graphics.

  6. Tony on May 28th, 2007 10:57 pm

    How do you make objects grow?

  7. Michael on May 28th, 2007 11:08 pm

    Not a bad game. Has some flaws, other than the graphics, but overall pretty nice and basic.

    I got overly frustrated and quit at level 4-4 (the one in the screenshot), lol.

    Quite an interesting game.

  8. Peter on May 29th, 2007 9:13 pm

    For fun, I thought I’d post level codes:

    World 2 — viking
    World 3 — windycity
    World 4 — asimov
    World 5 — hotzone
    World 6 — afraid
    World 7 — jigsaw
    World 8 — wakko
    World 9 — greatplay

  9. em on June 19th, 2007 11:03 am

    Hey, great site, and really nice that you encourage people to post stuff that they have created.

    I hope to use some of your examples in my own games and post them here. Here’s a sample of what I have done previously: http://www.flashbynight.com/bubble

    I’m hoping to learn better skills for arcade-style games.

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