Library feature

And after Game of the Month, Library is a new feature for artists. This will be a place for artists to show the world their work.
In Library, there will be assets, audio, characters, and source code from many people for developers to develop their best games to our community.
You can find Library in the Page bar.
And there are nothing there yet, but you can submit your work from now by filling this form bit.ly/SubmitYourWork.
We hope to see some new people, new games, new things in our community.

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We're going to open some new social accounts, so let's be up-to-date by subscribing our blog, following our page on Facebook!
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Speedy Squid from Khelaghor

This is an another amazing platform game from a new indie developer: Khelaghor!
Speedy Squid is a very beautiful game. Here the character is a cute squid who is trying to survive. There are green and red platforms in the game.Touch right side of the phone to move right and left side of the phone to move left and upper side of the phone to jump. Survive as long as you can .Do not fall over the red laser platforms.

Here are some of the key features in this game:
- Smooth game-play.
- Awesome graphics (Yes, it's beautiful for a 2D game).
- Cute character.
- Relaxing music.
- Beautiful sound.

Let's take a look at these screenshots:

And this is an Android game requires version 2.3 and up and this game does not have in-app purchase, so this game is completely FREE. You don't have to worry about your money. So why don't you download it RIGHT NOW? http://bit.ly/1KKsYvL

                                                  Download it from Google Play Store

Run Criminal from DCOM Softwares

This is an interesting 2D platformer game from DCOM Softwares published by Burningcake Interactive!

You, kid, have robbed a Bank just for fun! Now it's time to run and escape from police. They are chasing you. Your father's car is parked far from bank and is the only way to get rid of police. Reach there before you get caught.

Some highlighted features of this game:

- Beautiful HD Graphics
- 12 challenging levels
- More levels will be added soon
- Different types of police, obstacles and challenges (Be careful!)
- Upgrade and buy new items
- Five different cities​

You can see some screenshots below:

This game is free and has no in-app purchases, so we can say that this game is COMPLETELY FREE!

But to play this game, you must have an Android device running version 4.0 and up, so maybe some old devices running older version can't play this game. But you can download Bluestack, Genymotion or some Android emulators, then download this game and enjoy!

Let's download it! http://bit.ly/1IzekoJ

Download from Google Play Store

      

P.s: Don't try this in reality!

                      

Guess the Country from DCOM Softwares

This is an another interesting trivia game from DCOM Softwares!
Welcome to the world of flags. One of the most addicting game is now on Android. 
Guess the Country using the flag shown on screen and earn coins for each correct answer. 
This is a true fun and addicting game for everyone. A great way to improve your general knowledge skills in a fun and interesting way

These are some features of this trivia game:
- HD Graphics (Wow, beautiful!)
- 96 Levels with increasing difficulty
- 50 New levels are ready to be added
- Ask for hints and answer from your Facebok friends
- Completely free game for kids, teens and adults
- Fun and addicting game to enhance your general knowledge
You can see some screenshots below:

And another thing you might expect, this game supports Android devices (Requires version 2.3.3 and up) and has in-app purchases, so let's download it now! http://bit.ly/1KJ82Ft

Download it on Google Play Store

        

Guess the Landmark from DCOM Softwares

This is the BEST trivia game in the Google Play Store.

You will be shown a picture of famous landmark, your goal is to identify that landmark. Each correct answer will give you coins which you can use to buy hints and to skip questions.

Here are some great features of this game:

- 86 challenging levels to play
- Easy to play
- Full of fun and knowledge
- HD graphics
- New levels each day
- Post to Facebook
- Ask Facebook friends for help

This game does not have a web version, but you can see some screenshots below:

                                                   

This app offers in-app purchases, so you can have more ways to win this game.
Download now on Google Play Store (Requires devices running version 2.3.3 and up)! http://bit.ly/1Iy10ks

One-Tank Army BETA from Trường Giang Studio (Sample post)

Imagine that your army is in danger, and you are the only person who is still alive.
What do you have to do?
BEAT them!
Use your tank to shoot to the horns and your arrow keys on your keyboard or drag and drop to move your tank.
You can play 2 modes: 
- Endless Mode: You can shoot and destroy horns as many as you can without time limit.
- 60-sec Mode: You can only have 1 minute to destroy the enemy.
Sounds easy but can you beat them?
And be careful! Don't let the horns crash you!
And note that this is a Beta version.
You can play the original web version here: onetankarmybeta.azurewebsites.net
Also this game is officially available on Windows Store. Download now! bit.ly/W81_1TankArmyBETA
(This is a sample post shows you how your game appears on this website)

[Tutorial] How to host your game on Google Drive

Have you finished your game and want to share it with the world? If you have your own website and some HTML know-how, you probably are comfortable integrating the exported files to your site. However, if you don't have your own website, you can share your games on Google Drive!

You can also upload your game to Dropbox.

Get a Google Drive account

If you don't have one already, head to Google Drive and sign up an account. It's free, and you get 15GB of storage (which is plenty, enough for lots of games). If you already have a Google account that you're signed in to, you probably already have a Drive set up for you automatically.

Upload your project

Export your project as a HTML5 website. In Google Drive, click the Upload icon and choose Folder Upload.

Select the folder with your exported game. The files will start uploading to your Google Drive. You might need to wait a few minutes for all the files to finish uploading.

Share the folder

Once uploading is done, click the uploaded folder, and click the Share icon on the taskbar.

In the dialog that opens, click 'get shareable link'

Copy the link.

Get your public URL

To get a URL to the playable version of your game, and not a page which opens the source of the HTML page, you need to edit the Link to share a little.

In the sharing link, between the '/folderview?id' and '&usp=sharing' parts is a unique ID for your shared folder. Copy this from the URL. Next, paste this in to the following URL where it says FOLDERID:

https://googledrive.com/host/FOLDERID/index.html

Note you still need "index.html" on the end. Here's an example: 

This is now the URL to your game! You should be able to visit it in a new browser tab and see the game load.

Sharing the link

You're now armed with a public link to your game that you can paste anywhere. Paste it to your friends, send it by email, link to it from your blog, tweet it, put it on Facebook, Google+ it, do what you like! Your game is now accessible to the whole world. Have fun! :)

Bandwidth limits

Google Drive is a convenient way to share your project with a small number of people. However, note that Google Drive is a personal file host, so the free account may have some fairly low bandwidth limits. If too many people play the game, Google may shut down your folder with a "bandwidth exceeded" message. If you want a more reliable host in case your game is popular, you'll need to find one that charges. However there are loads of hosts out there, and many of them are very cheap, so you shouldn't have to look far.



Original tutorial: https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/419/upload-your-game-to-google-drive

[Tutorial] How to host your game on Dropbox

Have you finished your game and want to share it with the world? If you have your own website and some HTML know-how, you probably are comfortable integrating the exported files to your site. However, if you don't have your own website, you can share your games on Dropbox!

You can also upload your game to Google Drive.

Get a Dropbox account

If you don't have one already, head to dropbox.com and sign up an account. It's free, and you get about 2GB of storage (that's plenty for our games!).

Install the Dropbox app

As part of getting a Dropbox account, you'll install the Dropbox app for your computer. It should make a Dropbox icon appear in the system tray (the icons by the clock in the start menu).

Double-click the icon to open your Dropbox folder. This is a folder on your computer which is automatically synchronised with Dropbox's servers. So any files you copy to this folder will be automatically uploaded shortly after (providing you're connected to the internet).

The Public folder

All files and folders on Dropbox are private, so nobody else can access them unless you invite other people to share. However, the exception is the publicfolder, which can be seen by anyone on the internet. If you want to share your project publicly, this is where to put it.

Note: new accounts signed up to Dropbox no longer have a Public folder by default. Older accounts should already have it, but if you're missing it, you can enable it by signing in and clicking this link to enable the Public folder on your account

You must put the entire project in the Public folder - it can be in a subfolder too, but it must be under the Public folder, otherwise the exported project will not work. Even if you place your project in a private folder and get a public link for index.html, it still will not work: you will have only made that single file public, and none of the other many files required for the game to work will be available.

Export your project

Export as a HTML5 web site (usually the default). Set the folder to a subfolder in the Dropbox Public folder, e.g.: C:\Users\Ashley\Dropbox\Public\MySuperAwesomeGame

Click Export, and your project is exported. The Dropbox icon in the Start bar should change to an "uploading" icon. Hover your mouse over the icon for status. After a while, it will change back to a "complete" icon, with a green tick. Your project is now uploaded!

Getting a public link

In Windows Explorer, open the folder you exported to, where index.html is.Right-click index.html and select Copy public link.

Now you have a link to your publicly viewable project on your clipboard!

Sharing the link

You're now armed with a public link to your game that you can paste anywhere. Paste it to your friends, send it by email, link to it from your blog, tweet it, put it on Facebook, Google+ it, do what you like! Your game is now accessible to the whole world. Have fun! :)

Bandwidth limits

Dropbox is a convenient way to share your project with a small number of people. However, note that Dropbox is a personal file host, so the free account has some fairly low bandwidth limits. If too many people play the game, Dropbox will shut down your public folder with a "bandwidth exceeded" message. So you should set up your own host if you want your game to be popular!



Original tutorial: https://www.scirra.com/tutorials/42/upload-your-game-to-dropbox

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Welcome to HTML5 Indie Games!

Welcome to HTML5 Indie Games, where we will play HTML5 games from indie developers.
We hope that this blog will be the largest Indie Games community!
This website is building, so we want indie developers to share their game to our community as many as they could. You can submit your game to bitly.com/SubmitGames. We will review it.
And thanks for reading this blog. We hope to see some new blogs with GAMES!