MiniKidsGames 0.3.9 has been released. The big difference from the last release was some bug fixes including a problem that may crash the game at the main title on some machines. I recommend all users install this release. Xcode Project/File Templates and Add-on Games will be updated soon. (Tank-0.3.8 runs on 0.3.9)
The packages are available at the Downloads page.
The Local CVS repository for MiniKidsGames including Add-On Games and XcodeTemplartes was successfully migrated into sourceforge's subversion repository.
Please see How to check out source files from svn repository for more information on obtaining source files from the repository.
I've been writing documents and tutorials for months, and all the docs / tutorial are available at the MiniKidsGame web site. Though these are still under development, you might be interested especially in documents for developers since these illustrate how MiniKidsGames and its Game Frmework are designed.
Available documents incldudes: Game Framework for RubyCocoa, Mini Game Tutorial. Priter friendly versions are also avilable from Game Framework - All Chapters and Mini Game Tutorial - All Chapters.
I've been making a collection of mini games for kids called MiniKidsGames Since I already created a small gaming framework with RubyCocoa, It didn't take long time to create some games. There are four games at this moment, and will be more and more games hopefully.
Good thing is that my son really loves these games and so does my wife. I showed it to some of my friends and one said "Cool, why don't you sell it?" "Haha, that'll be good but I'll rather make it an open source project," I replied. I don't think there are many educational open source projects, especially ones that uses RubyCocoa so it might be worth publishing.
I like the framework for this game because it makes each game much smaller compared to the one without it. If you get interested, take a look at the MiniKidsGames page. A game framework and Xcode Project files are available as well.
