Learn C# by Making a Flappy Bird Game in Windows Forms & VS

Save highscore, change bird and pipe images, load files externally and publish Flappy Bird Game in Windows Forms & C#

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Game Development

What you will learn

Create a Fully Customisable Flappy Bird Game in Visual Studio

Work with Windows Form and .NET inside of Visual Studio

Code the project fully using only C# programming

Create Multiple Forms with UI including Title Screen, Games Screen and Help Screen

Work with multiple windows form components such as Labels, Picture Boxes, Panels, Buttons and Timer

Change Bird and Pipes images in the game during runtime

Save High Score locally in a text file.

Read high score from the text file and show updated value it in the games screen and titie screen

Play jump and crash sound effects in the game

Work with various Windows Form Events such as Mouse Move, Key Down, Key Up, Timer Tick etc

Communicate between the Title Screen form and Games Screen form to remember player choice for the bird and pipe images

Reset the game without closing and reopening the game

Load Bird images and Pipe images from external folder

Filter the file reading method to only look for GIF for the bird images and PNG for the pipe images

Create double pipe with a gap in the middle and randomly change the pipe position to make the game more challenging

Use multiple Boolean expression in IF statement while checking to collision detection

Increase the pipe speed depending on the player score.

Debug the application and fix any errors that arise

Add customised Icons for game published version

Publish #1 Create a game set up exe wizard. Include external game assets to the set up

Publish #2 Create a single EXE file for the game including the .Net core components with it

Extra Bonus: How to add extra graphics to the game after its been built (without coding)

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Learn C# by Making a Flappy Bird Game in Windows Forms & VS

What you will learn

Create a Fully Customisable Flappy Bird Game in Visual Studio

Work with Windows Form and .NET inside of Visual Studio

Code the project fully using only C# programming

Create Multiple Forms with UI including Title Screen, Games Screen and Help Screen

Work with multiple windows form components such as Labels, Picture Boxes, Panels, Buttons and Timer

Change Bird and Pipes images in the game during runtime

Save High Score locally in a text file.

Read high score from the text file and show updated value it in the games screen and titie screen

Play jump and crash sound effects in the game

Work with various Windows Form Events such as Mouse Move, Key Down, Key Up, Timer Tick etc

Communicate between the Title Screen form and Games Screen form to remember player choice for the bird and pipe images

Reset the game without closing and reopening the game

Load Bird images and Pipe images from external folder

Filter the file reading method to only look for GIF for the bird images and PNG for the pipe images

Create double pipe with a gap in the middle and randomly change the pipe position to make the game more challenging

Use multiple Boolean expression in IF statement while checking to collision detection

Increase the pipe speed depending on the player score.

Debug the application and fix any errors that arise

Add customised Icons for game published version

Publish #1 Create a game set up exe wizard. Include external game assets to the set up

Publish #2 Create a single EXE file for the game including the .Net core components with it

Extra Bonus: How to add extra graphics to the game after its been built (without coding)

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