Blueflame Development

Ever wonder what happens to your toys while you’re asleep? Well in Travis’ Terror, developed by the Vancouver Film School on the Citrus Engine, Travis’ toys turn into his worst nightmare. As Travis makes his way through the levels during the day, all is well. He ...

This is the first multi-level demo that I’ve shown with the Citrus Engine. I’m very excited for you guys to see how easy that it is to load and switch between levels. Since this is a multi-level demo, I’ve combined experiments three and four into it. Expe...

As I post side-scrolling experiments now and then, I’ll be putting up some strange things that hopefully you haven’t seen before. Some of them may work well (hopefully) and some of them may not. Feel free to tell me what you think of them and how they can be improved! I ...

Take trip back to the ice age in Prehistotubes, a new game by Thibaut Duverneix built on the Citrus Engine. Your fellow cavemen have been frozen in the ice. Luckily, you have fire! Your mission is to melt the ice and free as many of your comrades as you can in a minute...

The Jacobee Code is a visually stunning children’s game built on top of the Citrus Engine by Studiocom. It has fantastically rendered backgrounds, a great educational plot line and and easy to use community features that connect users with other kids playing the game. ...

Excitement is certainly mounting as we near the release of Citrus Engine Beta 2. We think you’ll be happy with all the improvements we’ve made to this version based on feedback from the previous beta. If you’d like to be notified of when you can get it, sign up here. Tho...

The Jumping Experiment is the first in a series of side-scrolling experiments and micro-games using the Citrus Engine: my Flash side-scrolling game engine. In this experiment, you can tweak many different aspects of the hero’s jumping ability. ...

The Citrus Engine is making great progress, and I have been getting a lot of requests for the code. To satisfy those requests, you can now sign up to be notified when the second beta is ready...

What to Expect from Beta 2 The Citrus Engine’s next beta is coming along pretty well despite the busyness of my upcoming marriage. I’m going to go out on a limb and say that I hope to have something for you to play with at the end of September. Th...

The Citrus Engine’s first beta phase has been very successful. I am officially closing off the first beta so that I can focus on getting new features into the second iteration. This means that I will no longer be providing support to non-paying customers for the time being. ...

The Barbarian Group has been toying around with the Citrus Engine and they made a nice post about me/it on their blog. Check it out! Social Bookmarks

The Australian Broadcasting Corporation has completed a fun game using the Citrus Engine at Lawrence Leung’s Choose Your Own Adventure site. There is a lot of content on the site, so in order to see the Citrus Engine game, click on “Find Love” and then click “Love is a game”. It’s a f...

The forum is alive and well with some great comments, questions, and even some concept art and 3D graphics tips. I want to thank those who have helped others answer questions in the new forum. The Citrus Engine has beeb getting a great response...