This could have been a tower offense named "whack a tower", but candy are way more fun. It's colorfull and non-violent. At least as long as you aren't wrestling with someone for every candy :)
The plan was to have a multiplayer version kickin' in after the first round. Some lack of motivation the first day turned into a lack of time. I had to cut it out to meet the deadline. If you like the game and want the multiplayer version, poke at me with stick, tweet at @gkrnours and email at [email protected].
it cost me only 4 more bit :) I use protoype.js, which add a .toPaddedString(length, base) method to number. time.toPaddedString(4) would have printed the number of milliseconds in base 10. time.toPaddesString(4, 16) print it as hexadecimal.
There's not much to the gameplay and the time limit in combination with the random spawn times unfortunately makes the game more about luck than skill/speed, but I like the style and the random use of hex amuses me. :)
The plan was to add a multiplayer variant. After the first round, if websocket is loaded, the game ask the server for a room. Up to five should have been able to share a room and would have competed for candies.
js/multi.js and srv/server.js in the source are the progress I made on this part. It's still on early stage.
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I use protoype.js, which add a .toPaddedString(length, base) method to number. time.toPaddedString(4) would have printed the number of milliseconds in base 10. time.toPaddesString(4, 16) print it as hexadecimal.
I thought it would be cooler :p
js/multi.js and srv/server.js in the source are the progress I made on this part. It's still on early stage.
The gameplay is rather simple but with multiple players it would have been so much better :)
Good job.
The game is really simple though...