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KorGE Tutorial - Writing 2048 game. Step 4 - Data saving

In the previous step we have added movement and merging of blocks with animation. The game is already playable. But to make it complete, we need to add score points.

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Tutorials

KorGE Tutorial - Writing 2048 game. Step 3 - Animation

In the previous step we have added PositionMap class for the game state and initial code that handles interaction. In this step we are going to define the main logic

Tutorials

KorGE Tutorial - Writing 2048 game. Step 2 - State and interaction

In the previous step we have added all static elements (views) we need in our games. Here we will implement dynamic blocks, add PositionMap for the game state, and define

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KorGE 2.0 feature list preview

We are happy to announce that we started sketching the roadmap for KorGE version 2.0. Together with fixing all currently known bugs and a code cleanup including the removal

GameJAM

Winners of the 1st KorGE gamejam

We are happy to announce the winners of the first KorGE gamejam. 1st (300 € & 1 year JetBrains All product license) - ParasiteFor its overall completeness and a sense of

GameJAM

KorGE Gamejam #1 - Theme

The theme of the first KorGE gamejam is: Create a game which has borrowings from a classic game from video game history. You are totally free to creatively interpret the

Tutorials

KorGE Tutorial - Writing 2048 game. Step 1 - Views

In the previous step we have created and configured a KorGE project for our game. In this step, we'll discuss KorGE's views and their positioning. We will also fill our

Tutorials

KorGE Tutorial - Writing 2048 game. Step 0 - Introduction

KorGE is an open source multiplatform game engine written in Kotlin. You can use it to develop your own games of various genres targeting JVM, Web, Android and iOS. In

GameJAM

KorGE 1st Game Jam - 12-June - 14-June

Some updates about the KorGE organization:After a few years in development and lots of fixes and improvements, KorGE is getting mature. In April, Mikhail Reznichenko and Nicolai Emig joined

Releases

KorGE 1.12.8.0: Huge Optimizations!

There is a new version of KorGE available now! This version includes a lot of optimizations done to make all the targets faster, specially on Kotlin/Native. We have rewritten

Articles

Why choose KorGE over other alternatives?

You might wonder why should you decide to use KorGE instead of other Game Engines. Compared to some other engines, KorGE itself has been less time in the market, and

Showcases

Showcase: RezMike's 2048 clone

RezMike did a 2048 clone using KorGE. The game rules are simple: by either using the arrow keys, or by swiping in any direction you have to combine power of

Showcases

Showcase: Tobse's Fruty Crush

Tobse made a Candy Crush Clone: As candy crush, the objective of the game is to connect three or more chips of the same type in a row or column

Articles

Presenting KorGE-3D

Today we are happy to announce that we have released the first preview of KorGE-3D. KorGE-3D is a new library built on top of all the korlibs libraries and that

Showcases

Showcase: Tobse's HitKlack Remake

Tobse did a remake of the retro console Mephisto Hit Klack. This is an old German console. In this game, there is a line that is moving in one of

Releases

Korge 1.0 Released! 🎉🎉🎊 Modern Multiplatform #gameengine for #kotlin

After two years of development, I have finally released the first version of KorGE, a Modern Multiplatform Game Engine fully written in Kotlin.It can produce small native applications, and

Articles

Korge/Korlibs already works with Kotlin-Native on Windows

Last Week Korge started to work with Kotlin/Native on MacOS target. And of course, it also run on the JVM and the browser. Today, it starts to work on

Articles

Korge/Korlibs already works with Kotlin-Native on MacOS

After some tries and several bug reports, Korge already works on Kotlin/Native.I have uploaded an .app file here showing the results.https://soywiz.com/content/images/demos/korge-dragonbones-demo-mac.

Articles

Ported DragonBones to Kotlin and Korge

DragonBones is a great free skeletal-based animation software with a runtime implemented in several languages and engines. I have spent several days this week converting DragonBones TypeScript+PIXI implementation to

First public release

Today, the first public version of KorGE 0.5.2 has been published. KorGE is a fairly new multiplatform 2D game engine written in Kotlin. KorGE is part of a set of libraries called Korlibs that aim to provide simple, small, powerful, cohesive, enjoyable,