Nock 'em Dead Car racer

**Wizard** · 10-08-2007, 05:33 AM

Hi everyone, here's another game that I've been working on written in Object Pascal using Delphi 6 and DelphiX. You have to drive your car to the finish line but in order to win you have to run over all men/monsters in your path :-)

Thanks to everyone on this site who helped me when I got stuck and thanks to AthenaOfDelphi for teaching me OO programming :-)

I know that the explosions needs to be animated and a couple of other things needs work but I'd appreciate it if you could download and tell me what you think :-)

http://w13.easy-share.com/2967701.html

**savage** · 10-08-2007, 06:17 AM

Great Start. I've bumped it to news item.

**Wizard** · 10-08-2007, 06:36 AM

Thanks Savage!!!

**jasonf** · 10-08-2007, 11:48 AM

Why are there cyclists riding up the side of my screen, outside of the game window? and a girl draped over a sports car... is this intentional?.. they appear to have nothing to do with the main game window.

Also, I run a dual screen setup.. the window is placed half way between the two and there doesn't appear to be a way to move them.

Tip: If you have a windowed application, give the user some way to move the window, keep the title bar or something. Also, unexpected graphics on the screen look worrying... not something I was expecting and I though perhaps that I'd installed something dodgey.

Apart from these comments, it seems pretty cool... very much in the spy hunter mold.. keep up the good work

**Wizard** · 10-08-2007, 12:12 PM

The cyclists and the girl are intentional :-) Just thought I'd add something out of the ordinary and play around with an invisible form a bit, but you're right it does not have much to do with the main form. Sorry about the scare

Regarding the moving of the window I placed it at the centre of the desktop but I'll keep in mind that the user would want to move the app. Thanks for the tip :-)

Thanks also for the feedback, it's nice to share stuff with people who understand the challenge of game programming