We once again teamed up with Oysterdome Games to produce a 2d adventure game based in a simulated physics engine. The framework for the game was developed to allow for multiple environment settings and assets. This will allow multiple games to be produced out of the same system.
The game features an emulator/editor mode that allows for the creation of new levels and testing sound and behaviors for items, obstacles and enemies.

BEHAVIORS
The game comes with a set of predefined features such as Colliders (for detecting collisions), Health (lose too much, you die), Destroy (destroy another item), Patrol (move between two points), Impluse (like a fan), and many others.

ASSET LIBRARY
There is also a library where items can be previewed and placed into the game. This allows for external editing of animations and assets, then they are pulled into the game and given behaviors to make them interact with the engine.
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We worked with Redapt to retrofit their website with the Drupal framework. Along with creatging a new web design, we developed serveral custom features that allow them to form the technology to their advantage. The site allows them to update testamonials, items that are currently on special, updates and information, manage white papers and product spec sheets and many other features unique to their business.
That can add up to hundreds and thousands of dollars in overpayment each year–and the problem is, most people won’t see a refund unless they speak up.
We designed Casey and Stephanie’s website in 2006 however, now that WordPress has become a viable blog and CMS as well as being impressive for SEO results, we have migrated their old site into the new technology. As real estate agents in Seattle, WA, it will help for their site visibility as well as enabling them to keep the site relevant and up to date.
We integrated with the Twitter API so our feed now shows up on our homepage. It is a simple script that connects and translates the latest info which can be implemented in PHP, .NET, Javascript, etc…