A game for first tutorial


This game was created to test the system if it would be possible to run users' ratings. Is it easy or difficult to connect, or, make a new configuration?
The idea was to make everything simple for both users and game creators.
Everything must work from the box and be customizable and informative.
I add into tutorial game two functions modeZeroIni() and modeZero().
This function checks codes from the site. 
The code "202" - is a signal from the program that a game is unregistered.
The game sends a request and gets generated a unique key for storing data. 
The data may be level, strikes, health, bonuses and etc.





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