ENIGMA Development Environment

this tutorial shows how to make your sprite spin along the x-axis with out creating addition frames.


the entire source file is in the EDC.
and you can watch the video from here.


Special thanks and shoutout to "Impo" for helping me.

this was fantastic. i even got it to work on OpenGL 3.3. not sure but it showing kinda dark, should it be so or do i need to tweak it?

Thanks goombert for the review. i'm encouraged to do even more levels. Perhaps a sequel.

I'll be honest with you, i don't know that much about them, but based on what i have read, it seems to be really difficult to create but they do produce fantastic effects when working.


Even so, as they are associated with surfaces, which is a something I do know of and have had working, i'll have a try at it.


It may take a while so continue checking here for any progress reports.

Mystery Mansion is a puzzle adventure game where you, the player, must solve a series of rooms and collect the treasures. You must also avoid traps and monsters as they try to twart your progress.


Use your puzzle solving skills to move your character to cover the markers, getting the blue door key to open the treasure room. When you've collected all of them, you will get the exit key to leave the room. Solve all the rooms to get the biggest treasure of all.


The Windows version has limited sound effects as it is in beta.




Others versions for Mac and Linux will also be published later.


This Windows version was created from scratch in ENIGMA and it has taken a long time....as least in my opinion to complete. i will soon start to work on the Linux and Mac versions.


you can download the Windows beta version on the EDC. Please comment.


If you did enjoy this game then please consider supporting my Itch.io page. Check it out for more games and also for news on other developments.

Mystery Mansion for Windows is just about finished. Been having some sound issues which was giving me hell.


Turns out that my samples been crashing the game and its been difficult to figure that out. But i've nailed it down to 2 reasons.......the sizes and sample rate. so i've got to re-sample them all and hopefully, hopefully it will work out better.

as we come to a close this year and start to embark on a new one, great strides have been made involving ENIGMA by the developers and other helpers.


First a massive shout out and thanks to Josh dreamland    who was able to fix the EDC in time for the NEW YEAR celebrations 2019. As always,  to Goombert and gfundies for their tireless and strong determination to creating RGM, creating a fork for Android and Mac. they have suspended the Android fork now as their focus is on having a working RGM beta in 2019.


i also have to mention Sam Venable for his work on the Joystick functions and TFD which Linux users like myself can really take advantage of the Dialog functions.


Special mention goes to Protolink whose Youtube channel has some very good tutorials/videos on using ENIGMA. One should check them out and please support the channel by subscribing.


Great strides have been made this year for ENIGMA with its membership slowly increasing. Issues have been fixed, functions updated and new extensions added.


As for me, I've been busy working on an offline Manual for ENIGMA. I've got a segment done which outlines all of ENIGMA EDL functions. You can download it from here. It was created to work offline for users who may not have Internet. For those who do have Internet, you can use all the online features without having to open a browser. Working on more tutorials and games are part of my resolutions for the new year. i also intend to do more videos for my channel as Protolink does on his.


guess that all there's is to say except


Many Blessings to all and Have a Happy and Prosperous New Year! from me to you Peace and Happiness