Tank Rampage's Tank 4- destruction

            When the tank’s health reaches zero, 

Tank Rampages Tank 3 -Fire!

The tank will fire when a player touches the right side of the screen and ends his touch: 

Tank Rampage's Tank 2- Tracks

            Tank Rampage’s tank is our pièce de resistance. It’s build up from 25 separate sprites and 27 joints. Its movements are fully simulated, including the tracks and antenna.  

Making simulated tank tracks in Box2D is not as straightforward as it sounds.

Tank Rampage's Tank 1 - Barrel

Tank Rampage’s tank is our pièce de resistance. It’s build up from 25 separate sprites and 27 joints. Its movements are fully simulated, including the tracks and antenna. 

Level Design using Beziers

LevelHelper is also used for Tank Rampage’s level design. Whilst this is a fairly straightforward visual process, we did encounter some issues when designing our level.

Levelhelper introduction

LevelHelper API

            In order to have a good user experience, LevelHelper come with its own API. 

Used software

For the programmatic development of Tank Rampage, the following software is used:

Box2D introduction

The physics engine used by Tank Rampage is called Box2D. Just like Cocos2d, it’s

The anatomy of Tank Rampage

Game Tasks

The general game consists a few fixed parts. These parts are necessary to read input, process data, show graphics, play sounds etcetera. In order to develop a game in an efficient & organized fashion and to determine what these parts are, it’s important to look at what a game has to do.

Design Plan!

Posted below is the design plan for Tank Rampage.  If you have any comments, please comment :P.

Tank Rampage

The development of a mobile game

Matthijs Rijlaarsdam & Michiel Nelissen