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MightyEngine - 2d html5 game engine

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1 comment, last by shmikucis 10 years, 6 months ago

Hi guys,

we have launched html5 game engine available at our home page http://mightyfingers.com/ . Here are some demos http://mightyfingers.com/engine-demo/

You can build games for Web, Android and iOS (using CocoonJS). Features: renderer, level editor, asset managament, UI template system, signal system, deployment tools.

Please check it out and give your feedback!

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Cool. How do you plan on competing or not competing with Scirra Construct 2, which seems to be your main competitor?
We offer users more control over their games and development process, construct targets a more casual crowd and does not allow such freedom.
Construct 2 is not scriptable as their website says "Construct 2 is ... It allows anyone to build games — no coding required!". In another words it limits game developer with rather simple games. MightyEngine offers you full control over your code.

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