You can literally download these, try them, modify the examples, make new puzzles, etc. Then, if you like them, go here to buy the full source code versions:
UPDATE: Sorry folks but I’m killing this effort. I experimented with this to see if it would revive at least some template sales, but alas it has failed. So, while I’d love to make more try-before-you-buy templates, I can’t justify it financially.
I will continue to sell and support the templates I have, but for now I’m putting all further new template development on hold.
If you have any interest in this idea at all, but you think I’m going in the wrong direction for starter ideas let me know.
I started by making puzzle games because it fit several other needs I had at the moment, but if there is interest I can easily be convinced to make any kind of starter, including:
platformers
shooters
quiz games
business catalogs (weird I know, but I have one ready to go)
foreign language quiz/flash card games (again I have this pretty much ready)
games that use Tiled as the editor (be specific if you ask for this)
RPGs - Define what this means to you by listing examples if you ask for it.
more… I love games and know how to make many kinds.
For now, I have two new games I think would be popular as starters. Let me know if I’m right or wrong.
I am interested for the weird one:) the business catalogs. I wonder what you cooked with that. Do you have pdf reader for ios and android, can say a client upload a new catalog, etc?
I DO have a have a single prototyped business catalog that might be a starting point for an app depending on what you need, but you would need to integrate the data for your client.
Alternately, Jason Schroeder recently introduced me to https://airtable.com and I have to say. This is perfect for creating a business catalog with the added benefit that you can make it possible for your client(s) to edit the catalog data on their own.
I will update this post in a moment, but I have decided to kill the try-before-you-buy effort. I have only seen a few sales and a few requests. I can’t make even part of a sustaining income out of the effort so it has to go.
That said I still contract by the hour and I might be able to code you a ‘base catalog’ using airtable that you can later modify for your clients. If this sounds interesting, you can contact me at:
@roaminggamer Hey Ed, sorry to hear that you are pausing this effort but it is totally understandable. You know I’m a fan of your templates and will buy them all but sometimes you gotta go with the numbers.
UPDATE: Sorry folks but I’m killing this effort. I experimented with this to see if it would revive at least some template sales, but alas it has failed. So, while I’d love to make more try-before-you-buy templates, I can’t justify it financially.
I will continue to sell and support the templates I have, but for now I’m putting all further new template development on hold.
If you have any interest in this idea at all, but you think I’m going in the wrong direction for starter ideas let me know.
I started by making puzzle games because it fit several other needs I had at the moment, but if there is interest I can easily be convinced to make any kind of starter, including:
platformers
shooters
quiz games
business catalogs (weird I know, but I have one ready to go)
foreign language quiz/flash card games (again I have this pretty much ready)
games that use Tiled as the editor (be specific if you ask for this)
RPGs - Define what this means to you by listing examples if you ask for it.
more… I love games and know how to make many kinds.
For now, I have two new games I think would be popular as starters. Let me know if I’m right or wrong.
I am interested for the weird one:) the business catalogs. I wonder what you cooked with that. Do you have pdf reader for ios and android, can say a client upload a new catalog, etc?
I DO have a have a single prototyped business catalog that might be a starting point for an app depending on what you need, but you would need to integrate the data for your client.
Alternately, Jason Schroeder recently introduced me to https://airtable.com and I have to say. This is perfect for creating a business catalog with the added benefit that you can make it possible for your client(s) to edit the catalog data on their own.
I will update this post in a moment, but I have decided to kill the try-before-you-buy effort. I have only seen a few sales and a few requests. I can’t make even part of a sustaining income out of the effort so it has to go.
That said I still contract by the hour and I might be able to code you a ‘base catalog’ using airtable that you can later modify for your clients. If this sounds interesting, you can contact me at:
@roaminggamer Hey Ed, sorry to hear that you are pausing this effort but it is totally understandable. You know I’m a fan of your templates and will buy them all but sometimes you gotta go with the numbers.