You control the Planetoid orbiting Tiny World, your objective is to block energy meteorites with different color than Tiny World, while you have to permit the pass to meteorites with the same energy color than Tiny World.
When a meteorite of different color impact <b>Tiny World, the planet will be slightly smaller, if is the same color, the planet will be slightly larger. Be careful, or Tiny World will dissapear.
Good Luck.
Tools used: - Flashdevelop for code editing and compiling. - Flashpunk game library. - Bfxr for the sounds.
a very good concept, nice game. :) maybe you can think about adding some fitting background in the future, but that might take away from the simplicity of the game. my score was 1530. controls are a little bit too sensitive, but that adds to the difficulty so it's ok.
Yes, the background is a lack, I wanted implement two background paralax planes with particles, but I hadn't time, in 10 hour or less for made the game... possibly in the next Ludum I will organize better my time, I want more ludums ;D. Thanks to all!
Not a bad game! The smashing effect is really cool. I think some mouse controls would add a lot to the game and give the players some precision movement.
Cool simple game. Nice colour mechanic. Perhaps an input to allow the player to accelerate the speed of the game could be a solution to increase the pace of the game. A little music would have been nice too :) Good work!
Very good game ! It's entertaining, fun to play, challenging, complete, close to the theme and beautiful. A bit hard to control though, but I loved playing it ! Maybe some highscores would add something to the challenge ?
This game was real fun. The minimalistic look works great and the game mechanics are awesome. Very addictive. It only lacks some catchy background tune.
Nicely done. I liked that you had to balance switching between colours to make sure your planet didn't disappear. It gave the game a nice difficulty curve, and meant you weren't punished too much for letting the wrong colour through. Very enjoyable :)
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It's interesting how you have to keep rewiring your brain every time your planetoid changes color.