"They are free for use, and credits would be apreciated ^^"

That's what the creator says..

Good find however!

hallsofvallhalla wrote:quiet? Been busy to me, the contest thread has been thriving with activity.

Exactly what i was thinking...

all d best!

Well, this is an update on the amount (lack) of progress made in the game.

Background Image Loaded. Yee Haw
Player Image Loaded. Yee Haw

Player can move.... thump thump thump

Player can Shoot... (When you have to shoot, shoot, don't talk!!!)

Hi and welcome the forum.

Your idea is pretty neat. I think you should start practicing the stuff that you need to make a browser game and keep informing the board members of your progress.

Can you dump (print_r, if i remember correctly) the "$result2" variable on the screen?

My dream game, that I shared earlier on the forum, is an RTS game, so this book is gonna give me the headstart that I need.

Thanks guys... Appreciate the warm feedback... :) I am available at my site for questions regarding the book or any game projects that you start using the book... Also, if you enjoyed the book, I would really appreciate a review for Pro HTML5 Games on Amazon so that more people get to hear about th...

Hey, Author of the book here... Thanks for the mention... I wanted to create something that would inspire programmers to start making games on a bigger scale and that they could use as a reference for when they made their own games... I really hope you enjoy the book... Would love to hear your thou...

Looks really neat.
I might have some paid freelance jobs, do let me know if you would be interested, although the money may not be too much.