KorGE Samples

Showcases

• RezMike’s 2048 clone (play it NOW) (code)

• Tobse’s Fruty Crush (play it NOW) (code)

• Tobse’s HitKlack Remake (play it NOW) (code)

• KorGE Chess (code)

YouTube tutorials

Korge main channel

• KorGE Tutorial #1 - Installing KorGE
• KorGE Tutorial #2 - The addupdater() function gets called on every frame
• KorGE Tutorial #3 - Placing Shapes and Images on the screen
• KorGE Tutorial #4 - Sprites and SpriteAnimations
• KorGE Tutorial #5 - Simple collision detection
• KorGE Tutorial #6 - Resolution handling and coordinate system
• KorGE Tutorial #7 - Sprites and SpriteAnimations from XML or JSON files

XenoTactic Korge Tips

XenoTactic is a community member who frequently creates videos on Korge. Check his channel out here.

• Korge Tip 1: Scene container, pushTo(), changeTo(), back() guide
• Korge Tip 2: Alignment, centering, grouping of elements
• Korge Tip 3: How to get the Views object, renderToBitmap(), and saving bitmap to file system
• Korge Tip 4: How to create a simple UI component
• Korge Tip 5: Event handlers get unintendedly activated across multiple overlapping components
• Korge Tip 6: Invisible container is eating up my onClick event listeners!
• Korge Tip 7: Container overview
• Korge Tip 8: How to create your own custom event listener methods for your UI components
• Korge Tip 9: Adding kotlinx json serialization to your project + Example of how to use it
• Korge Tip 10: Rendering views in specific layers using containers
• Korge Tip 11: Rendering views in order using properties
• Korge Tip 12: Separating game logic into it’s own dependency via mavenLocal()
• Korge Tip 13: Implementing event handlers via components
• Korge Tip 14: How to read and render SVG files
• Korge Multiplayer Demo Using Ktor Websockets!
• Korge Tip 15: How to add multiple entry points to your Korge project
• Korge Tip 16: How to change the font size of a UIButton and also walkthrough on UISkin
• Korge Tip 17: How to get sharper pixels when zooming in
• Korge Tip 18: How to easily make your views draggable
• Korge Tip 19: How to re-render bitmap after updating it
• Korge Tip 20: How to pass data between scenes
• Korge Tip 21: How to re-render bitmap after updating it [Updated]
• Korge Tip 22: Saving player data to file system with kotlinx json serialization

  Game tutorials:

• Tic-Tac-Toe using KorGE KTree
• Testable Connect-4 game mostly doing TDD (Spanish)

Cookbook & samples projects

Checkout our continously growing samples repository on GitHub. https://github.com/korlibs/korge-samples/

Here are some examples from the Repository

• Animations
• Atlas, SpriteMaps
• BMP Fonts
• Box2D
• Box2D KorGE 2.0 preview
• Dragonbones
• Filters
• Input
• LipSync
• luak
• Ninepatch
• OnScreen Controller
• Particles
• Polyphonic Audio
• S3D
• Scenes
• Shapes
• SpriteAnimations
• 10.000 Sprites Animation
• SVG File Format
• Text Views
• TicTacToe SWF
• Tiled Background
• TileMap
• Triangulation
• UI
• Video

Game-like examples:

• Asteroids
• Pong
• Connect4
• Minesweeper
• TicTacToe KTree

So, you installed KorGE and wrote a test game with simple shapes. You might even get it deployed to some supported platforms.

Now let’s try to build a more complex and realistic game with a step-by-step tutorial:

• Writing 2048 game. Step 0 - Introduction

• Writing 2048 game. Step 1 - Views

• Writing 2048 game. Step 2 - State and interaction

• Writing 2048 game. Step 3 - Animation

• Writing 2048 game. Step 4 - Data saving

In this tutorial you’ll learn how to build a 2048 game:

Next steps

• Now try to deploy it to any supported platform.

• Or take an in-depth look to the reference documentation.