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About 2D Games

2D Game Design concerns itself with the entertainment value and aesthetic of the game as well as the mathematics and programming logic of the design.

Game design mathematics involves the simulation of motion dynamics and object interactions within the parameterized environment of visual interfaces. The mathematics of games relies heavily on physics, algebra, trigonometry, calculus and the widespread use of the mathematics of square.

There are also non-square methods of game design, like that invented by Al-Jazari, a 13th century persian mathematician and inventor of mechanical devices who also worked on plans for automatons and humanoid robots. Indeed he invented the first programmable robot in the year 1206. Among his many other achievements was the first workable crankshaft. It is likely that Leonardo Da Vinci merely copied Al Jazaris ideas and 'passed them off' as being his own inventions in the 15th century.

The Al-Jazari technique of programming does not use any scripting language, or the usual development model of program, compile, run, model of game design. The Al-Jazari automaton entailed "live-coding" where interactive live manipulation of the automaton or in this instance game, programs the automatons future behaviour.

The game is coded 'live' and that live coding becomes the script. The tradional method is to write a program scipt that then becomes the game and game play action, - The Al Jazari technique reverses this process.

 

 

 

2D Game Design Services

Game Planning

Game Design

Game Development

 

Software Games by Intellia

 

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2D Game Design

We provide a range of off-the-shelf and custom-designed '2D Games' for sale, that were either adapted, designed and or programmed by us at Intellia Ltd. We can also custom-program games, and custom-style existing games , to suit your requirements, provided they are 2D Games.

We can manage game development from idea to design and work in close collaboration with our customers to determine optimum game solutions to suit the clients needs.

2D games are an entertainment feature that can be used to promote a clients business. Talk to us about our custom game design services and how games can drive forward your brand.

Depending on your needs we can build cross-platform games, single player games, multi player games, and game chats.

We can offer a comprehensive range of games by genre.

 

Our Games

Basic 2-dimensional Games designed to entertain.

The Game Genres

> Action Games

> Adventure Games

> Educational Games

> Shooter Games

> Puzzles and Mazes

> Sports Games

> Strategy Games

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Intellia's 2-D games are characterized by their ease of use. The games are authored in Flash, and are available as desktop programs, and web applications that can be placed on your website to play the game over your webpages on the internet.

Each game can be customized to include graphics and game elements that promote your business through inbuilt advertising features, game styling and visual themes that we can design to suit your needs, in consultation with your business or organization.

 

Game above: this is the Tofu Game, the background image was photographed at the ground floor of the Metropolis Tower in Auckland Central in 2009; three graphically designed bowls and a game frame and game score counters were added to the game interface. To play the game 'point and click' your cursor on the flying tofu pieces, which then fall into one of three eating bowls. The game speeds up the more tofu you can shoot down.

 

Flash Game Development

  • Web Deployment
  • Small file size
  • High Plug-in penetration
  • Server-site integration

 

 

Game above: this games source code bears no copyright. No rights reserved. This original game by NEMCO has been adapted by Paul Neaves, and subsequently adapted by Intellia Ltd. The game contains basic artificial intelligence programming.

 

The source code, a small extract of which is pictured below, is available on request for a small fee.

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