There are now tabs along the bottom of the menu, when you're selecting a game, to let you quickly switch between the various sections of the site.

The icons are reused as tabs, and are drawn with their bottoms chopped off, so they look better on the screen, and don't take up a giant chunk from the bottom of the menu.
For the most-part, I've tried to make this part of the code easily tweakable, so that in future I can add extra sections. However, it might get a bit cramped if ...

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The gfx in the credits screen has a very good looking swirling ghost effect.
And what a lovely effect it is!

You can play Shoebox of Games here.
Four in-a Row is now in the Misc section, but might be moved into the Board Games section at a later date.

Happy Birthday, Me!
And, as is tradition for my birthday, I've set made an iOS game (or two.. or three.. or four... or five...) free for the next few days.
From Feb 23rd until Feb 27th 2019, the following iOS games are available for 100% free.

Yesterday was a horror show!!

As I release each game, folk from all over the web chip in with their thoughts.
Let's see what RSKGames thought of the new-improved complete edition of JNKPlat!
Warning : Spoilers ahead
You can Download JNKPlat 2018 here, or at GameJolt or on itch.io

Get out of this Flu-Funk, and try my damndest to get some bloomin' coding done.

Carrying on through my current flu symptoms, and I managed to get the last remaining "classic" tiles working in JNKPlat.
Those lovely exploding tiles, and pushable TNT block, along with the keys and gates, and an inventory for them, too.

I accomplished a fair number of things, yesterday, but not enough, so today will be more of the same.

At some point, I need to start making some actual levels for the game.

Yesterday was quite a productive day, but one that needed a whole boatload of tweaks just to get the pushable blocks to work correctly.
Exactly half of the intended "original" tiles are currently functional.

(YouTube)
The video above shows a bunch of the stuff I've been doing, today.
The travellators were working the other day, as was the ability to hop up onto a ledge.
But pretty much everything else is new.

I had a nice day off, yesterday, playing with the Logo generator.
There's still a few other things I'd like to add, like gradients and possibly borders, outlines, embossing, and that sort of thing.
But for now I think I should probably head back to JNKPlat.

The button layout chaos continues..
I'm going to try to make the gui for the level editor do as much as it can without needing buttons!!

Although August 13th isn't a significant date in my health matters, it is the date that I wrote this rather lengthy blog post, back in 2012.
It's now become a bit of a tradition for me to post an annual update on this date.
Other Jiggity Posts
The posts are given the title "Jiggity", because my original post was titled "Home Again, Home Again, Jiggity Jig"!

Not a huge amount of progress on the Snake game, since yesterday, or at least nothing major.
Today I need to start thinking about adding audio into the game. Blips and Bleeps would appear to be the most logical way to go, so I'll be using bsfxr as I usually tend to do.

It's been a long long time since I did a bog standard Snake clone, and yesterday's code session reminded me of just how utterly simplistic a snake clone can be.
Today I'll be making the tail follow the player, as it currently doesn't clear out as it goes, making things much harder for the player. Once that works, I'll be adding more tail-pieces as the player eats more, and then coming up with a soundtrack that matches the presentation of the game.

As each game is released, so begins the influx of feedback from players.
Let's see what @RSKGames thinks of a bland looking ball in a bland looking maze!
You can Download Might of the Balls here.

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With so many games to play, there's oodles of feedback for each.
Let's see what RSKGames thought of this week's game!

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Overview: A fast paced circular bullet hell game. I liked it better than the ''Orbital Projections'' and ''The Trouble with Vents'' which till day I can never play properly.

Getting close to the finishing line.
Tomorrow I need to think up a name, add some sounds, do the screenshots and icons and whatnot, and then we're ready for compiling.
First, however, I might see if I can make the levels a "little" bit harder.
There are a number of rock-hard levels, but they're few and far between, and the game doesn't push you onwards as a result.

Today I was reminded of the classic Amiga puzzler "Pushover".

I spent most of yesterday fiddling around with lots of different control methods for the Sheep Herding game.
After a number of methods, I've settled on having "Come" and "Go" buttons.