*Check out the demo of our new multiplayer game:

http://aequoreagames.com/platformer/

*Click a room and have a friend click the same room from their computer

*Use your arrow keys to move and jump, space bar to create or remove blocks depending on which player you are.

*Contact us to obtain the template to have your students modify this game and learn multiplayer programming and design.

Aequorea Games (AG) provides educational materials to help students and teachers learn how to make video games and mobile applications.

Download Aequorea Games Informational Sheet (pdf)

Most of the materials on this site are free with the hope of encouraging as many people as possible to experience the fun of making their own game or app.

AG also provides premium services to schools and individuals such as: game engine hosting services, customized written and video tutorials, and technical support.

Please contact us for pricing on tutoring, professional development, subscription services or for references.

jmartin@aequoreagames.com

Below are a few links to custom games and applications we have made, as well as student made games:

1. Aequorea Alpha Version of Regents Preparation Educational App now available for free download.

(*Over 800 downloads)

The platform is free and engages students in learning key content to help prepare them for standardized exams like the New York State Regents Living Environment, Earth Science, Global History, and US History tests.

We also have a web interface on our Create page giving you the ability to create, store and share their own content which can be immediately downloaded to the app on your mobile device. Email us for free trial access to create your own content.

*Open the links below using Google Chrome, or Firefox for full HTML5 functionality

2. Alpha Version of Linear Equation Game, "Zombie Algebra-calypse."

This game is desinged to increase students' fluidity in mentally translating a linear equation to its graphical representation.

3. Beta Version of Student Made Platform Game, "The Simple Platformer"

We can show teachers or students how to create a basic platform game in our first two hour session.

*Use arrow keys to move and jump