Hi 2 all Dizzy fans,can any1 tell me the best homemade Dizzy games?????

Spilldog[at]hotmail.co.uk
Hi 2 all Dizzy fans out there,1st and 4 most fair play 2 whoever keeps this amazing website 2gether.I am a huge huge Dizzy fan from when i was a kid and i am 32 now so grew up with the sweet memories of playing Dizzy 24/7!!!I remember writing 2 the oliver twins beging 4 there autograph,lol,drawing pitures and sending in ideas 4 then future Dizzy games,i look back and smile 2 myself!!Anyway i really want 2 start making Dizzy games iv {like all Dizzy fans}got ideas from 12 years ago even,to use for puzzles.Can any1 help me in the right way 2 go about making a game and how which Dizzy game is the best,thanks Spills {yolkfolk}:joy:

Welcome to the Community Spills :smile:

Thanks for the comments on the site, we're hoping to have more exciting stuff added to the site in the future, what with 2 special anniversaries coming up later on in the year.

Today's Dizzy fangames are made using a special engine called DizzyAGE, you can download the engine, along with various DizzyAGE games and remakes here.

Hopefully the sources on the site will be enough to help you, and feel free to post in this section of the Forum if you need help with the DizzyAGE engine.

Hope this helps {yolkfolk}:cheers:

welcome to the community {yolkfolk}:joy:

Welcome to the community Paul! {yolkfolk}:clap:

As Alex says, I have made a 'tutorial game' you can have a go at. I've also previously made a few videos (which are also on my website) which may help you to understand the basics of DizzyAGE, and you can always read the documentation books that come with the engine. :smile:

the only other thing I will say is that replacing words with numbers makes it rather hard to read your posts! :tdown: