Our game is called Pencil Adventure. It is about our hero, Steve E. Stencil, a happy pencil living in Pencil Adventure. He is in love with Ms. Paperclip. One day she goes missing and our hero embarks on an epic journey to find her. What happened to her?

Learning Swift: build an iOS game This book is intended for beginners to intermediate developers who might already know a programming language like Javascript, Objective-C or Ruby and are interested in learning how to build a game in Apple's new programming lanaguage called Swift. In this book we dive into the core of Swift and show readers how expressive and fun the Swift language is. Along the way you will learn how to create a 2D casual Pencil Adventure game that will help you learn the aspects of the Swift language. By the end, you will not only be comfortable with the Swift programming language, but you will be familiar working with Cocoa API's, having the tools and understanding necessary to tackle applications of any nature or size.

The project requires iOS 8.0 or higher with Xcode 6.1.1. There is a known issue with Xcode 6.1.1 where images do not load in Playgrounds as a result the Life Line Node.playground and PlatformGame.playground do not work.

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• Jocelyn Harrington
• Paul Nettle
• Ankur Patel
• Christoffer Hallas
• Clayton McIlrath