Make a Sploder Game in 5 Minutes
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Sploder is one of the easiest ways to create games playable in a browser. With a visual editing interface, you can quickly spin up your own games very quickly, with no coding required. Make a platformer, a physics puzzle game, and even 3d games, your limit is your imagination.
How to Use Sploder.
Sploder is free and easy to use for your own free games online. Make your own arcade games, platformer games, spaceship shooters, or space adventure games. If you're an advanced game maker, they provide make examples and demos, try the physics game maker for creating original minigames! You can even customize it with your own game art using their free graphics editor!
Making your first Sploder Game.
Best Sploder Games by Community Members.
Space Warrior 
Deathrun 
Fortnite Battle Royale
Because Sploder is made using Flash, games may not be available on many devices for much longer.
Share Your Games with Everyone!
You can share Sploder your games on your Facebook, Twitter, your own web site, or send a playable link by email. They also have a great community with high scores, as well as stats so you can see how many people played your game!
Play Games and Cast your Vote!
You can vote on the games you play, and others can vote on yours. The most popular games are featured on their website.
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Making Your First Game
Making a video game for the first time can seem just as hard as climbing a mountain before we've written the even first lines of code. If we follow the right steps, though, any task is doable. Here are the crucial steps we should follow when making our first video game. The Idea and Prototyping […]
How much does it cost to make a video game?
The most simple and basic answer is that making your own game can be 100% entirely free. This comment is of course, assuming that you are capable of providing the programming, art, music, business, and marketing required with watching your game project. In many examples of Indie Games, a single developer, or a group of […]
Make "Clones" of Video Games
If you have never made a finished game before making a clone is an excellent idea. Making a clone can be fun, adding different features to a "boring" clone and make it into something new and exciting can be very satisfying. One user from TIGsource talks about spicing up their clone: The first full game […]
What to make your first game about
Making your first game can be daunting from the beginning, but by applying good process and staying consistent with your work will pay its dividends in due time. Coming up with an idea, however, requires a bit more creative and imaginative worldview. Of course there are many games which exists as “clones” of other games, […]
Make a Sploder Game in 5 Minutes
Sploder is one of the easiest ways to create games playable in a browser. With a visual editing interface, you can quickly spin up your own games very quickly, with no coding required. Make a platformer, a physics puzzle game, and even 3d games, your limit is your imagination. How to Use Sploder. Sploder is […]
How to get people to play your game
So, here you have it, months of work in turmoil and despair and you have your first game, you publish it to the distribution platform of your choice, and then wait. Waiting can sometimes be excruciating, especially if it's your first game, but waiting is inevitable, as you need to give time for the players […]
Self Publishing your Video Game
Self publishing in many ways can be easier than finding a publisher, but in many aspects it will require much more work from your end. Self-publishing relies on a large list of connections, marketing copy, media and assets to go with your press releases, social media announcements, website and digital store assets. From day 1, […]
How to create a press release kit for your game
How to create a press release kit for your game Having a press release kit, or media archive is very important for getting your game out there because it allows publishers and people talking about your team to find information, release dates, marketing material, and screenshots very easily. Having an Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and other […]
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