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I'm looking to hire someone to write PHPUnit tests for my pet game framework to increase my code coverage. I'm paying $10USD per function that's completely covered. I have 241 of 966 functions already covered which means I have 725 more to go so that's potentially $7,250 if you want to go all...

I think the game should be functionally complete before you open it to an extensive member base. If you want to do an alpha phase I would make it extremely limited (say 10-20 people). In my experience opening a game that isn't functionally complete just leads to complaining from members who were...

I started down that route with Whoa-Horsie and you have to get really good at doing regex within text blocks. One of the problems is that if you have large text blocks it starts triggering performance problems because the number of regex searches you're doing requires a lot of CPU power...

This is a little side project I did that I would like to share. It’s forked from another project I found on gitHub and liked it so much I decided to spend some time adding new features to brush up on my HTML5 skills. It uses the Canvas and Audio with JS to create multiple levels and bosses and...

This is a simple HTML5 version of the classic game of pong. Play against the computer for as many levels as you can. The computer gets faster and more competitive the higher the level gets. The game can easily be customized to grow/shrink the paddles and the computer’s difficulty if you’re...

There are multiple sides to every story. As far as my view point goes, I asked her to buy Vis Servo because she was not contributing to any of the work being done on it. She refused and I was unwilling to continue paying for the hosting and graphics and do all the programming on it by myself. I...

Also, I have an html5 pong tutorial you might find helpful: https://jadendreamer.wordpress.com/2016/02/07/html5-game-tutorial-pong/

It has to do with how computers work and how they draw graphics to a screen. That's what a render function does. They have something called a frame rate, which means how many times the screen re-draws as the monitor refreshes the content that it's displaying. This is also why if you look at a...

Another thing to be aware of, not all hosting providers will allow NSFW content on them. If you violate their TOS have the right to cancel your account and delete your content and databases without notice.

Let me know if you want to buy one :)

I have a bunch of forest art for sale. $25 if you want the flat png files and $75 for the layered PSD files. This is not an exclusive sale, anyone who wants them can buy a copy. The set includes: 3 flowers 3 grasses 3 trees 3 logs 3 rocks mud pit hawk raven moose deer...

I have a bunch of really good horse game domain names for sale. The .net are $75 each, the .com are $150 each and the .me are $300 each. http://simga.me http://petga.me http://horsega.me http://virtual-horse.com http://virtual-horse.net http://virtual-equine.com http://virtual-equine.net...

If you use HTML5 for your games and responsive web designs you should be able to get any pet site playable on a phone, tablet and PC. Flash is not supported in all browsers but javascript is.

I am in the US. I am COPPA compliant, therefore I allow people of all ages to sign up. I have some sign ups for kids as young as 6. It is possible to be COPPA compliant without getting a parent's email address but you have to follow a bunch of other rules and regulations -- if you read the COPPA...

I did a survey of my players several years back and you can see my results on my blog: https://jadendreamer.wordpress.com/2009/06/08/girl-gamers-statistics-trends/

It does but it still depends on the browser installed on the phone. You can check out http://caniuse.com to see which features are supported on all modern browsers. Otherwise if you want to make a mobile app you need to use something like swift or the Android sdk or something that is...

I have some simple game tutorials on my blog and there are lots of game development resoruces and online classes out there you could take and try. Just don't expect someone to be willing to walk you through how to design and develop games without paying for their time. My blog is...

You'll have to check their license, most of them are GPL.

You'll also have to worry about how you keep kids out of there, the ramifications of kids getting into the sure could be really bad business for you. I would tread carefully and consult a lawyer.

There are a lot of HTML5 games on GitHub you could easily incorporate into your sim. Try searching there. Good luck.