I have updated the repo with a few games from the past 12 months:
GitHub link - https://github.com/benjames-171/defold-games
Play the games - https://benjames171.itch.io/
Doing lords work, thank you 
Time to freshen up this repo. Have removed some older games and added the following:
GitHub repo - https://github.com/benjames-171/defold-games
Play the games - https://benjames171.itch.io
Have fun!
Thank you so much for sharing these examples with the community!
Thank you very much, your work is amazing 
Hey, sorry but I can’t figure out how you did the screen transition in ExolonREDUX. Could you help me please ?
My guess is that it has something to do with the X tiles. 
The X tiles are just guides left over from when I designed the levels. They denote the corners of the “rooms”.
Each level is stored in a tilemap - level1.tilemap, level2.tilemap… etc. but these are not directly displayed on the screen.
In common.collection/view there is screen.tilemap which room data is copied to for each room in turn when the player enters.
Check level.script for the functions that deal with that.
local function initscreen(self)
for y = 2, 12 do
for x = 1, 16 do
local t = tilemap.get_tile("#tilemap", "world", x + (data.screen * 16), y)
tilemap.set_tile("/common/view#screen", "world", x, y, t)
end
end
end
This function copies the room data from the level tilemap to the display (screen) tilemap. Not the simplest way to display a tilemap but I wanted the make the game as optimal as possible, so it only updates and displays what is on the screen.
Thank you so much !