Games in PowerPoint Developer Community

We just added the intro to the score for the game's next trailer. The second part will feature Japanglish lyrics, complete with a melodic Anime-tie-in. Can you guess which Anime, based on the stresses; and rhythmic placement and pattern of its lyrics?

After almost-two-and-a-half years, we've finally updated the game-engine-hardware-tester. Now, you'll ultimately know for certain if your device will be compatible with the true final-game-engine whenever it releases!

We had somehow totally forgotten about some improvements we'd previously made to the game-engine which'll make coding it, that, much easier. Thankfully though, we logged back into it today, and properly-finished its trailer; Samus's face, voice, and all!

No issue with its development, but we totally underestimated the time it'll take to render Mishinguno's two models: Summer and Winter. Winter, the first one we're making, has already taken two hours, and still isn't even done yet. High-Performance's on!

Should there be a glitch-reproduction-system in this game that allows you to encounter "Mishinguno", an AnnieMon sans an index in the game's lookup-table, which would test the true capabilities of your graphics-hardware?

Any idea what PowerPoint-game-adaptation of which this might be a 2D-stage-map for its spherical-3D-layout? Hint: You can use the priorly-posted guide-on-3D-PowerPoint-cut-scenes to find out. Just download this image and follow those instructions!

Please note: This video has no sound. There's nothing wrong with your speakers or ears.

Do you have any ideas for things you will need to do to earn your date's trust and loyalty in "The Waifu Wheel"? Please submit any-multiple-of-twelve suggestions in a single comment. We'll let you know if any, and which, are already planned. Thank you!

Here's a nice long demonstration of Shoofter™'s basic four-way-navigation-engine, so you can fully understand how much simpler it'll be to develop for once we release our new FPS-development-platform for PowerPoint!

You may think that all those navigation-demos of "Shoofter™" were prerendered in some other program, but no! This entire series of sequences was entirely-manually-edited, in 3D, using nothing but PowerPoint's 3D-model-settings, and the Morph-transition!