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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....
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...
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...
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 of...
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...
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...
