Develop Desktop / Mobile Quiz Game in Clickteam Fusion 2.5

Let's start the Fusion 2.5 application and set it up

Let's take a look at how we setup the app visually. This is Part 1.

Part 2 of setting up the App Design

Let's finish up on the aspects of initial design and implement some strings/values that we will be using along the way!

Let's start development of our Quiz engine by inserting an Active object to handle the engine routines, a constant frame-based timer and some dummy test data.

In this lecture we look at how you can generate a question from our question list using your Quiz Engine

In this lecture we will learn how to create the available answers for the selected question. We will learn how to use the frame 'tick' to ensure we have a cooldown period before showing each one. This allows us to generate the answers, step-by-step.

In this lecture, we will code our events which allow our user to select an answer from the 4 possible answers. We will store this answer and setup some sub-groups, ready for us to code in what happens on each correct or incorrect answer given.

Let's see how we can highlight the answer the user selected and de-highlight the remaining answers.

In this lecture we will look at coding both sets of events for displaying the correct or incorrect answer.

Here we look at the Constant Timer (const_timer) we setup earlier on and how we can use this to build a real frame-based countdown timer for our Quiz.

In this lecture, we will look at how we can set a topic and grab the relevant series of questions for that topic. Apologies for half-way through this, Fusion decides not to play ball with the one-line event I tried to conquer this with.

In this section we will build our very own Quiz Editor (Questions and Answers), learn how to save the data to external file(s) and then load those up in our Game Engine

In this lecture we see how we can finish up by detecting the end of the Quiz and sending the player to an 'End' Screen. We also take across a sample statistic to show how we can use Global Values to do this.

Let's take a look over introducing an 'Intro' screen and setting player scores

Let's see how we can add a Player Profiles section to our Quiz Engine.

Let's wrap up what we have achieved in this course by designing and developing our own quiz engine, complete with a question/answer editor.

Let's detect when our player has run out of time on the countdown for answering the question; and do something about it!

Check out how to add a cool background effect for our Quiz Engine game!

Let's take a look at how we can save our user data (including scores) and track other statistics.

In this lecture, you will learn how to import sound effects and music for your Quiz Engine.