Making Games with Ruby
This is the list of episodes for the Making Games with Ruby series:
(I’ve decided to write the entire series before I produce any more videos. If you don’t want to wait for the videos, you can read what I’ve written so far at http://devel.manwithcode.com/making-games-with-ruby.html )
Core
Ep. 1 – Intro
Ep. 2 – Setup
Ep. 3 – Basics
Ep. 4 – Drawing
Ep. 5 – Input and Movement
Ep. 6 – The Ball
Ep. 7 – Keeping Score
Finishing Touches
Ep. 8 – Winning and Playing Again
Ep. 9 – Game States (Title, About, and Pause)
Ep. 10 – Sound
Ep. 11 – Options
Where to Go From Here
Ep. 12 – Packaging Your Game
Ep. 13 – Tweaking the Game
Ep. 14 – Resources
Downloads
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It’s exciting to see someone documenting this. Please consider putting up a gallery of screenshots of games you’ve made.
Holaaaaa , a toodoossss!!!!
jeej…..saludos desde chile……muy buenos tutoriales!!!!! cuando continuan ????
see ya!
¡Muchas gracias!
No sé cuando continué. ¡Lo siento!
Please excuse my fractured Spanish
Tyler
Oops, wrong tense
I meant, no sé cuando voy continuar. ¡Lo siento!
oh well!
Which is probably still wrong
Tyler
all good with Spanish!! not bad…jajajja
nada de mal tu español…..
is a pleasure to watch your videos …. I was very interested in game programming in ruby ….. and there are many tutorials about it to be good ……
gracias por los tutoriales….see ya!!
Disculpa mi ingles….jejeje…!!!!
Wow, this is great work. Please keep up the videos. I’ve been looking for ***exactly*** something like this for my children for the longest time and this is tremendous.
Your site is great!
I have fallen in love with Ruby…
Fantastic work with the tutorials. I have ben looking for the Ruby equivalent of PyGames – there it is! Once again thank you and keep it up!
Seems so good for me, when looking for a good and meets my requirement of Ruby-based game application…
Keep the great works, and I’ll be waiting for the next you’ll share
also, wonder if there’s such a sample game app that built from Rubygame I’ll really, REALLY appeciate it!
Thanks!
As for a sample game, Rubygame comes with a number of (small) samples. If you dig through your ruby installation to where rubygame got installed, there should be some samples in there.
I’ve really appreciated finding your site and tutorials. I’ve been scouring the web for tutorials using Rubygame and your tutorials have inspired me not to give up learning Ruby.
Life happens so I’m sure all of us out here understand your hiatus.
All I’m asking is that you please, when you find the time, continue posting your tutorials and tips. Even the little errors you might make will help us become more observant and better learners.
Thank you again.