Time to vote for Game of the Moment #378 using the sidebar:
Hryak Legend, a Role Playing Game by MinkoedZamorVedro where you play you play as middle-aged Russians taking revenge on the evil flying metalloloma because he destroyed the Soviet Union.
Inoculation, an arcade game by MonadoBoy64 where you are vaccinating people.
Flappy Burger, an arcade game by BigAl0104 which provides a random and funny take on a classic game.
Eagle-eyed visitors will notice that there are more recent games on the Downloads page which are not featured. These will be promoted and featured in GOTM #379.
Based on a suggestion from The_Antisony on a TDC forum post we are encouraging people to play and review old Click games. A good place to start is the TDC's Click Museum and Kliktopia's recommended games list. If you have trouble playing the games then check out my article on playing old Click games on Windows 10. If you want to review a game which is not listed at The Daily Click then you can do so using an article - in many cases you will be able to link to a version of the game at Kliktopia.
Retro reviews will be featured in future news posts as well as interviews with old-school Click developers (e.g. to learn about what they are doing now and how their Click experiences have helped them with their career) or updates and retrospectives that people post to the articles section. So, ready to take a trip down memory lane?
When I first installed The Games Factory I had great fun playing the demo games to see what was possible with the software. I have particularly fond memory for Zeb by Lee Bamber and Nolan Worthington.
What I have only just discovered is that an old demo of Zeb from August 1996 actually features a lot of behind-the-scenes information about the game. So, check out Zeb - The story behind the game and help celebrate the 25th anniversary of TGF!
In the most recent poll on how many Klik games you have purchased, sixteen said you had bought none, thirteen said 1-3, two said 4-7, two said 8-15 and four said 16+. I've bought many over the years, but one of the very first I got was Ap-Software's Locked 7 back in 1999, where I was one of around 56 people to get the it on a physical CD.
Locked 7 is an action puzzle adventure RPG with top-down fights and mazes (and a number of mini-games) made by The Daily Click's Rikus Kras (alongside Rene Kras, Jack Kwakman and Lucas Granito). The original source code was lost in around 1999.
The good news is that Rikus recently found the old source code after having been prompted by Jack Kwakman (one of the Locked 7 graphics artists) and myself via Twitter. Rikus has now re-released the game for free on the Kliktopia archive, and so we now we have a version which works on modern PCs and includes the missing movies, ending credits, and save/load feature which was omitted from the 'light' version that was released in 2006. Click here to download the full re-release of Locked 7 for free.
Clickteam have announced: "Coming soon in the Fusion 2.5+ update 293.2 is a brand new feature. The 'Event Explorer' toolbar displays the list of event groups and when you click one it goes to the line in the event editor".
Check out the video to see what this forthcoming update to the Fusion 2.5+ DLC looks like:
When this site launched around two decades ago it was named The Daily Click.
This name worked well for a long time, but now the updates are closer to being monthly and the focus is on Clickteam Fusion rather than Click & Create.
As such, on this very special day we are excited to announce the bold decision to adopt a new name for a new era:
According to our new brand manager Flair Loop: "We consulted 25% of The Daily Click's active userbase, which turned out to be two search bots name Dab and Koje. They loved the new name, so we're sure that you will too! Starting from today (1st April) we will be rolling out our new corporate identity across the board to create maximum synergy. With a name like this, the sky is the limit".
Congratulations to the undead slayer 2 demo by LordHannu which was voted December 2020's Game of The Month. There were lots of great contenders, so check them all out alongside the most recently submitted game on the TDC Downloads page.
Legend Of The Lake King, a fishing game with reaction-based combat where you explore a lake by Devid K.
In addition to these games recently added to The Daily Click, hundreds of games have been added to Kliktopia over this month, including a number which were archived from The Daily Click. Thanks to everyone who contributed old games to be preserved.
And finally, I have the sad announcement to make that beloved and longstanding member of the Click community Paul Boland passed away on the 14th of January. There is a thread for Paul Boland on the Clickteam forum where people have been sharing their memories of Paul.
What's your favourite festive Click game? Check out the newly expanded selection of Christmas Click games at Kliktopia and let us know. Classics include Merry Gear Solid, Freddie Trims a Tree, Santasm, The Elf Brothers and Santaman 2.
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