Requires one of the most modern browsers and mouse. (After compo - support for touch screen or laptops.)
Small, simple puzzle game. Kind of music game. Features 10 VERY easy levels, in future more! Click on the canvas to start a new wave (if you have any left). Make all colorful notes play!
Cool little puzzle game. This has quite some potential!
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Cake_Catastrophe29 Apr 2013, 14:40
Nice game, I'd like to see more puzzles like the beat-machine one where it's more about playing with the sound mechanics and less about trying to judge where the waves will end.
Note: I couldn't get it to work in Firefox, but Chrome ran it fine.
The idea is pretty cool, but you maybe should have explain how gameplay features are working and something like a undo key to not restart the level every time you missclick.
That was fun - very cool idea! Some more levels would have been great, and maybe even a sandbox mode to play around with the sounds. But great work, really enjoyed that one!
Great concept. I found this game really fun and innovative. Quite different from other games. You should really continue to develop this concept after Ludum Dare.
Original idea. I liked the walk-thru, but having text directions at the bottom that didn't work yet (until I got to the explanation) made it confusing.
Great game! Can't wait to see where you take it after compo. One thing that would help, I think, is to introduce new mechanics more slowly once you have more levels. It did get a little confusing playing with new mechanics without really fully understanding older ones yet.
Love the concept but I think it can be a little frustrating having levels based on precise positioning with no visual feedback on what the range of objects is (cf absorber level for example)
Very good, though the pixel-perfect aspect was a bit frustrating in some levels. I really like the idea though, I hope you get a chance to improve and expand upon it!
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There's a lot of potential here for many different levels, I'd defenitely play more.
Note: I couldn't get it to work in Firefox, but Chrome ran it fine.
Some levels are a bit hard with the positioning but this has a huge potential as a rhythm game. ~