Neonisation
This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive
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Your goal is to empty the center of the screen from colored tiles with the shapes available to the right. Try to solve each puzzle with as few clicks as possible. There are two "secrets" within the game. Please note that your scores are saved between sessions, so you may play the game later and use S to skip levels you have completed already (or try to get a higher score of course)
If you are using a Linux or OS X, you'll need to have python and pygame installed on your system.
Controls
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Menus:
Space - Next
Game:
Mouse left - select shape/destroy tiles
Mouse right - rotate shape
About the game
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This was my third Ludum Dare entry, still going strong with Python + pygame, earlier ones being 23 (a success) and 24(a failure). So far, I think this is my best LD entry.
I got this idea pretty early, and it stayed the same through the weekend. I managed to get pretty much the whole game mechanics part done within the first 24 hours, so all I was left with was some graphics, audio, content, and polishing for the second day.
(You can create your own levels in the editor after beating the final level, and if you want to share them with others, either start the numbering from 27, or wipe the scores and start from 1. If you forget to set the goal for a level and get like "8/0" score, wipe that line from the scores.txt. I was going to add online level sharing and what not, but that's seriously out of scope within 48 hours!)
If you are using a Linux or OS X, you'll need to have python and pygame installed on your system.
Controls
-------------------
Menus:
Space - Next
Game:
Mouse left - select shape/destroy tiles
Mouse right - rotate shape
About the game
-------------------
This was my third Ludum Dare entry, still going strong with Python + pygame, earlier ones being 23 (a success) and 24(a failure). So far, I think this is my best LD entry.
I got this idea pretty early, and it stayed the same through the weekend. I managed to get pretty much the whole game mechanics part done within the first 24 hours, so all I was left with was some graphics, audio, content, and polishing for the second day.
(You can create your own levels in the editor after beating the final level, and if you want to share them with others, either start the numbering from 27, or wipe the scores and start from 1. If you forget to set the goal for a level and get like "8/0" score, wipe that line from the scores.txt. I was going to add online level sharing and what not, but that's seriously out of scope within 48 hours!)