Crea tu Juego

Crea tu Juego
Editing Panel
Developer:	Disney Online Latin America
Publisher:	Disneylatino.com
Platform(s):	Adobe Flash
Released:	2011
Genre(s):	Level editor

Crea tu Juego, known as Crie Seu Jogo in Portuguese, is a level editor game based on Disney franchises, developed by Disney Online Latin America for the Disney Latino and Brazil websites in 2011. A sandbox shell coupled with many props is provided for users to assemble stages themed on series like Phineas and Ferb.

Gameplay

A segment builder is located in the primary tab of the specialized homepage, allowing a quick access to the central attraction. Visitors may choose between nine properties distributed in four pastime genres, alongside the overarching objectives and the amount of subsections covered by their experience from one to three. The construction screen is displayed thereafter, carrying a plethora of options to enrich the activity such as the playable characters, the backdrop scenery, the collectible items, the colored foes, the end goal, and the miscellaneous objects.

Once the design is completed, the user can decide on a fitting name for their own adventure and submit it in the community platform, which conveys auxiliary recourses to share with friends through email or social media. Playthings from other people could be enjoyed and evaluated in the site's regular area, granting the browsing of handy categories dedicated to the most recent, played, and rated titles separated by franchise. Nourishing and viewing creative works leads to the earning of accomplishment notices for creators, incentivizing more models.

Customization

Characters

• Phineas
• Ferb
• Candace
• Agent P

Backgrounds

• Backyard
• Suburban Daytime
• Suburban Nighttime
• Downtown
• Beach

Obstacles

• Wood
• Brick
• Steel
• Rover
• Giant Jump-Roping Robot

Collectibles

• Balloon
• Balloon dog
• Star
• Sundae

Enemies

• Red Robot Bull resting
• Red Robot Bull standing
• Yellow Robot Bull resting
• Yellow Robot Bull standing
• Green Robot Bull resting
• Green Robot Bull standing

Helpers

• Red roller skates
• Yellow roller skates
• Green roller skates
• Red hoverjet
• Yellow hoverjet
• Green hoverjet
• Portal to Mars goal

Achievements

Note: List of achievements recovered through a user profile archive.

1. Create Your First Game
2. Create 5 Games
3. Create 10 Games
4. Create a Game For Each Genre
5. Create a Game For Each Property
6. Create Two Games With the Same Character/Property
7. Create a Game Featuring 1 Level
8. Create a Game Featuring 2 Levels
9. Create a Game Featuring 3 Levels
10. Create 3 Games of Different Genres in the Same Day
11. Send a Game Via Email
12. Send 5 Games Via Email
13. Share a Game on Facebook
14. Share 5 Games on Facebook
15. Visit the Profile of Another User
16. Rate a Game as a Favorite
17. Rate 5 Games
18. Rate 15 Games
19. Rate 50 Games
20. Have a Game Selected as a Favorite
21. Have 5 Games Selected as Favorites
22. Have 10 Games Selected as Favorites
23. Have a Game Rated with 3 or More Stars
24. Have 5 Games Rated with 3 or More Stars
25. Have 10 Games Rated with 3 or More Stars
26. Have a Game Listed in the Most Played
27. Have a Game Listed in the Most Rated
28. Play 5 Games Not Created by You
29. Play 15 Games Not Created by You
30. Play 50 Games Not Created by You
31. Play One of the Most Rated Games
32. Play One of the Most Played Games
33. Play a Game of Each Genre
34. Play a Game of Each Property
35. Play a Game with 3 Levels Created by Someone Else and Finish It
36. Have a Game Played by 5 Different Users
37. Have a Game Played by 20 Different Users
38. Log in the Platform Over 10 Times in a Month
39. Log in the Platform At Least Once per Month for 3 Months
40. Answer a Poll
41. Utilize a Code to Unlock Assets
42. Utilize Assets from a Sponsor
43. Unlock Every Achievement from the Game Factory

Gallery

Create banner for Phineas and Ferb

Level sample 1

Level sample 2

Level sample 3

Level sample 4

Level sample 5

Assets banner for Latin America

Assets banner for Brazil

Renders of three Phineas and Ferb layouts

Background Information

• The main leitmotif seen in the Phineas and Ferb stages is the cowboy rodeo, reflected especially in the boys' outfits and the presence of the Robot Bulls as the enemies, both elements arising from the episode "Robot Rodeo". Additional show allusions include aspects shown in "Lawn Gnome Beach Party of Terror", "Unfair Science Fair", "Tip of the Day", "Phineas and Ferb: Summer Belongs to You!", and "Canderemy".
• Genres incorporated in the attraction are action, adventure, racing, and skill, the latter of which comprises the Phineas and Ferb levels alongside the Mickey Mouse & Friends and Fish Hooks ones. Other franchises represented are Toy Story, Disney Fairies, Pirates of the Caribbean, Wizards of Waverly Place, Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevil, and Cars.
• Counters allocated to the lives of the player, the adversaries placed within the minigame, and the settled time limit can be adjusted to fit any of the screens' corners at will, adequately stylized to match the selected property. For Phineas and Ferb, the logo's frame is employed as the diagram template.
• Two kinds of helping items served unique purposes; the roller skates delivered a brief speed boost, while the hoverjets functioned like moving platforms aimed at the immediate horizontal, vertical, and diagonal directions, depending on their chassis color.
• To submit a structured level, users needed to playtest their game outline and reach the proposed goals in the process to confirm that it is indeed beatable. Arrow keys and space controls permitted the characters to move and jump through the obstacles, specifically in the dexterity challenges.
• Besides the tab appearing in the homepage, a front banner showcasing all of the starring personalities enabled players to directly access their wanted editor. It has a Hidden Mickey pattern and translucid gibberish equations, concisely illustrating the blanket subject matter of Disney imagination.
• Below the editing panel is a set of three instruction points orienting the visitors on what they would be able to build, written next to the series' symbol. Above it stands a rail enumerating the six principal phases of the construction, those being the scenes, heroes, missions, pieces, rivals, and collectibles, in order.
• Since the activities follow a common thematic, several of the productions wound up having the same names, causing them to be stamped with a number based on the release order from oldest to newest. Phineas and Ferb pastimes often had denominations referencing smarts and roundups, for instance.
• A few objects made for the Phineas and Ferb segments were not available in the base creator and remained unlockable by inserting a particular sponsor code, namely the beach scenario, the Agent P figurine, and the Rover and Giant Jump-Roping Robot hurdles, all depicted in the poster promoting extras.
• Together with the username and the compendium of created games, a profile would indicate the amount of designs submitted, rated, and played by the visitor in question, as well as the current progress of their website achievements.