A matching game where you drag the names of drinks to the image of the drink. There are multiple rounds, and then the next level you need to identify the ingredients in a given cocktail.
Posts Tagged flash
“Crazy Cocktails” Game
Jun 29
“Against the Grain” Game
Jun 29
A game created for Fine Woodworking.com where you need to spot the mistakes in the photo.
The Farmer’s Market Game
Sep 2
The Farmer’s Market game is a Flex-based game I made for Fine Cooking. This game was built entirely using the Flash Builder 4 beta.
The Inspector Game
Jun 9
An interactive game for Fine Homebuilding where the player can act like an “inspector” and click on the items in the photograph that are unsafe or not up to code. I created this in such a way that new version can be done by just providing two new photos (correct and mistakes).
Woodworking Quiz Game
Jun 9
This is the Fine Woodworking version of the quiz below for Fine Cooking. Swapping the XML file and changing some graphics and CSS in Flex allowed me to re-use the same code.
Fresh Match Game
Mar 7
An updated version of the match game that I coded in Flex. This version was designed to also allow for images that are not identical, but only related. Also I integrated Google Analytics and broke it down into more easily maintained components.
Botanical Match Game
Feb 10
A Flash-based game that allows entrants to design a sewing room from a choice of decor options including furniture and equipment from the game’s sponsors. I created all the art for the background and incorporated photos from the sponsors. I then assembled and coded the whole thing in Flex 3 in about a week.
The game has proven very successful, with over 5000 entries in less than a month, greatly increasing the site’s traffic and memberships. It has been the largest traffic draw the site has ever had.
A simple Flex-based application for people to easily listen to the proper pronunciation of the latin names of plants, for Fine Gardening.
A multi-chapter set of videos and content aimed at beginning woodworkers. Originally hand-coded in Flex 3 with the Akamai API, later updated to use the Brightcove API.