CubicMan Deluxe is a fun and addictive puzzle game. The aim of the game is to roll a cube to stand upright on the destination point. It sounds simple but the 80 unique puzzles will give you hours and hours of challenge and good fun!

CubicMan was first released for the Jailbroken iPhone/iPod Touch on ModMyiFone's repository and the response was overwhelming! We made lots of improvements to the game and brought it over to the official SDK. We are very excited to see it finally available on Apple App Store today. ...

Passionfools Design has just released CubicMan 0.0.2.

New in this version:

- Progress saving and loading.
- All new UI and texture.
- 15 new levels + enhancement of those old 8 levels (effectively 23 new levels).
- Music and sound effects.
- New triggers: bridges, thin tile and teleporter.
- New control mode using Accelerometer.

With accelerometer mode, you can roll the cube by tilting. If you set "Quick Move" on, the cube will keep rolling as long as the device is tilted (be careful, don't roll over the edge^^). When the "Quick Move" is off, the cube will roll just once with each tilting.

Also, unlike in "swipe" mode that the screen orientation is adjusted automatically, you have to select to play in either "Portrait" or "Landscape" when using the accelerometer mode.

CubicMan is available on Installer thru modmyifone's repository: at http://modmyifone.com/installer.xml



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Introduction

JGE++ (Jas Game Engine++) is a hardware accelerated 2D game engine for PSP (using GU) and Windows. It's inspired by the popular game engine HGE on MS Windows. In fact the Windows' counterpart is basically a wrapper of HGE.

For more information about HGE, please visit its web site at:

http://hge.relishgames.com.

With JGE++, you can build a project as a Windows executable or a PSP EBOOT image with the same source code without any modification. This means the game development process, including coding, debugging and testing, can be done mainly in Windows. However, since JGE++ is still under development and not heavily tested, it is recommended that the PSP EBOOT image should be built and put onto a PSP for testing from time to time just to make sure everything is working properly.

Of course you may also put in platform specific codes with #if/#else/#endif.

SkyAnimator is introduced with JGE++ v0.2b. It is a visual tool written by
HuangYZ for creating sprite animations. HuangYZ has ported the runtime library to JGE++ and this gives JGE++ a very powerful animation system to play with.

Contents of the JGE++ package

- JGE++ v0.2b (source + lib)
- SkyAnimator lib
- JGE++ demo (source + assets)
- SkyAnimator demo (source + assets)
- StarBugz (source + assets)
- Mario Demo (source + assets)


Prerequisites

libpng
libz
mikmodlib


Directory Structure


To build the JGE++ lib for Windows

Open "JGE.dsw" in JGE directory with Visual Studio 6.0. With the BATCH BUILD option, select "REBUILD ALL".


To build the JGE++ lib for PSP

Change to JGE directory, then

make clean
make install

or just run the batch file "mk.bat"


To build a project for Windows

Open "xxx.dsw" in the project directory with Visual Studio 6.0 and build for either "Release" or "Debug".


To build a project for PSP

Change to the project directory, then

make clean
make

or just run the batch file "mk.bat"


To run on Windows

You need DirectX 8.0+ installed.

Key mapping:


To run on PSP

With firmware 1.50 PSP, use KXploit Tool to transfer the proper EBOOT.PBP
onto your memory stick. Then you need to copy the entire folder "Res" into
the appropriate folder.


License

SkyAnimator(libjgesky/JgeSky60.lib/JgeSky71.lib) is free software. You can use it anyway you like at your own risk. Copyright (C) 2006 HuangYZ.

JGE++/JGE++ Demo/SkyAnimator Demo/StarBugz/Mario Demo are released under GPL and below is the license agreement:

"This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it ...