FUZE Technologies, the company founded by GBAtemp's very own @JonSilvera and the creators of the educational coding game FUZE4 on the Nintendo Switch, are back with a new project: Made with Fuze. The latter enables budding developers using the FUZE4 software to market their newly-minted game and earn money from it from the Nintendo eShop.

Accompanying this announcement is the debut Made with Fuze title Super Funky Bowling developed by FUZE4 community member Nathaniel Strub (aka. Scrubz) which was created for a FUZE4 competition.

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Super Funky Bowling will be available on the Nintendo eShop from October 14th for $/£/€ 2.99.

SOURCE: GBAtemp Inbox

 

[JonSilvera]

Hm tempted to try recoding one of my puzzle games in FUZE just for this 🤔

Well, recoding is definitely easier than starting a new project. Also Puzzle games are good fodder. What have you got?

 

[hippy dave]

Well, recoding is definitely easier than starting a new project. Also Puzzle games are good fodder. What have you got?

Here's an old Pico-8 version, I can't remember if that one has the rare crash bug fixed but it's got endless procedural levels. I've got plans for revamping like curated level packs, daily challenges (I don't suppose FUZE has online scoreboard support does it?) etc, as well as an aesthetic upgrade.

 

[JonSilvera]

Here's an old Pico-8 version, I can't remember if that one has the rare crash bug fixed but it's got endless procedural levels. I've got plans for revamping like curated level packs, daily challenges (I don't suppose FUZE has online scoreboard support does it?) etc, as well as an aesthetic upgrade.

Dave, that's really nice, really charming. Yes it needs a few aesthetic upgrades and it will need variations there two. No doubt there is a potential product though. I very strongly recommend you take a look into FUZE as you'll find it a doddle to convert the logic etc. - register on fuzearena.com so we can communicate further. Who knows...

 

[hippy dave]

Dave, that's really nice, really charming. Yes it needs a few aesthetic upgrades and it will need variations there two. No doubt there is a potential product though. I very strongly recommend you take a look into FUZE as you'll find it a doddle to convert the logic etc. - register on fuzearena.com so we can communicate further. Who knows...

Thanks! Will see what I can do...