Not only is the game really addicting, I REALLY like the sound design too. It truly feels like a modern version of Snake, good job on that! Would you mind giving a brief explanation on how you made the sounds for this one?
I'm super happy to hear, that you still have fun with the game!!
For the sounds I really just played around with different Sytrus Settings in FL Studio and played some random notes until it did sound like something :') Since I didn't have to make many sounds for the game, this didn't even take too much time and was really fun! I'm still looking forward to the day, when I can design some sounds for my next game again~
This is a really interesting concept. Reminds me a bit of that Tetris-with-physics game in that it takes an old concept and twists it. At first I had a lot of trouble playing, but I got better at it pretty quickly. My high score still sucks because I'm not that good at Snake, though.
I like the minimalist black-and-white graphics more than I thought I would; I've been looking at a lot of old Macintosh software recently and it has that look to it.
You mentioned that this is your first game released; how many unreleased ones? I'm curious, but you don't have to answer that one if you don't want to.
Hey, I'm so happy, that you played my game and took the time to write all this! It means the world to me <3
And also thank you very much for all the positive feedback~
About your question, I started many unreleased projects but usually didn't finish them. An exception for example is a space shooter I did for an internship to get used to Visual Basic once. :')
But I'm interested in game developement since I was a little child. In elementary school I drew little platformer levels on a piece of paper, put another bigger paper on top of them with a little hole in the center (so one wouldn't see the entire level right away) defined some rules and let my friends and family play it~ That was a lot of fun! Then some time later I found out about Super Mario Bros X, a fangame with a really massiv level editor. I made some games in there, but never finished any. Though, I replayed some of them recently, and they are actually quite fun. Oh nevermind, I made one game for a cousins birthday once, that I even finished! I think then I found out about batch files on Windows and wrote some text adventures with them. Finished one. Also a birthday present, for a friend this time. Replayed that a while ago with him, it was really fun. :')
But it took me some time to get into programming. And besides the stuff I listed, I never finished any projects. But I'm working on it~
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Cute little game :)
Simple gameplay and art style, Very fun to play Good job!
It can be a mobile game in app/play store.
interesting mechanic! i love it ! so simplistic and cute !
Not only is the game really addicting, I REALLY like the sound design too. It truly feels like a modern version of Snake, good job on that! Would you mind giving a brief explanation on how you made the sounds for this one?
I'm super happy to hear, that you still have fun with the game!!
For the sounds I really just played around with different Sytrus Settings in FL Studio and played some random notes until it did sound like something :')
Since I didn't have to make many sounds for the game, this didn't even take too much time and was really fun! I'm still looking forward to the day, when I can design some sounds for my next game again~
This is a really interesting concept. Reminds me a bit of that Tetris-with-physics game in that it takes an old concept and twists it. At first I had a lot of trouble playing, but I got better at it pretty quickly. My high score still sucks because I'm not that good at Snake, though.
I like the minimalist black-and-white graphics more than I thought I would; I've been looking at a lot of old Macintosh software recently and it has that look to it.
You mentioned that this is your first game released; how many unreleased ones? I'm curious, but you don't have to answer that one if you don't want to.
Hey, I'm so happy, that you played my game and took the time to write all this! It means the world to me <3
And also thank you very much for all the positive feedback~
About your question, I started many unreleased projects but usually didn't finish them. An exception for example is a space shooter I did for an internship to get used to Visual Basic once. :')
But I'm interested in game developement since I was a little child. In elementary school I drew little platformer levels on a piece of paper, put another bigger paper on top of them with a little hole in the center (so one wouldn't see the entire level right away) defined some rules and let my friends and family play it~ That was a lot of fun! Then some time later I found out about Super Mario Bros X, a fangame with a really massiv level editor. I made some games in there, but never finished any. Though, I replayed some of them recently, and they are actually quite fun. Oh nevermind, I made one game for a cousins birthday once, that I even finished! I think then I found out about batch files on Windows and wrote some text adventures with them. Finished one. Also a birthday present, for a friend this time. Replayed that a while ago with him, it was really fun. :')
But it took me some time to get into programming. And besides the stuff I listed, I never finished any projects. But I'm working on it~
This is... very fun XD
Very very interesting concept definitely loved this simple game.
Thank you very much for playing!
I'm glad that you had fun :)
I hope I can create something as similar fun for your jam <3
Erster!!11!!