Vision by Proxy Second Edition Released! | HobbyGameDev

Vision by Proxy Second Edition Released!

Jul 31, 2011

Play Vision by Proxy: Second Edition

After a long time tinkering on this project on the side with my peers at Georgia Tech (Andrew Ho, Christine Wu, and Rose Peng, additional design by Danielle Arabov), Vision by Proxy: Second Edition is launched!

This is a remake and extension of the original Vision by Proxy (web/Flash). Please note that I had no part in the development of the original project. This version is built on a modified version of the Everyone’s Platformer ActionScript 3 platforming engine that I created as an example for HobbyGameDev.

Here’s our little trailer cut together in iMovie:

Aug 12 update: after being out for a little over one week, our MochiBot is reporting that the game has been played over one million times (mostly in China) at more than 340 different websites. Hooray!

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Posted in:: Special Topic, Vol. 28
Tagged with:: Author's Games, Experimental Gameplay, Student Games, Video Entry

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I’m Chris DeLeon and this is my blog about Hobby Game Development. Entries include details about my projects (games and game development writing), fielding reader questions about videogame making, and occasional tutorials or example code. I’m continually striving to learn more and trying to create new, unusual things.

I was honored in Forbes 30 Under 30 for my work on iOS Entertainment apps (including an IndieCade 2010 finalist, and Topple). I’ve made a lot of freeware games, and got productive videogame development clubs going at Carnegie Mellon and Georgia Tech, but I have also done videogame design professionally for EA, Will Wright’s Stupid Fun Club, and as an establishing member of a Silicon Valley start-up acquired by PopCap. For games and more, see my portfolio.

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