Groovy, would have loved there to be some actual picture in there. Assuming you got a semi-solid quadtree structure out of this, or have one lying around, haha.
Very interesting idea, although really difficult to light up all the mini screens on time..I personally cant do better than 15k.
I don't really see much fun this rather than a time killer; it was fun at the beginning but continue doing the same thing for 5 minutes may cause a great decline in interest.
And I thought you will discover some painting when light up most of the screens, :D
It's a nice idea to start a game, but after the first two minutes, my hand it feels more tiring than fun. I would suggest working up the idea a bit more, for example: rewarding the player for certain patterns, powerups which let you paint better, maybe a bit of sound effects... Keep going! :)
Dude, loop your background music better next time (it's too short, and there's an obvious discontinuity when it loops).
The game drags on for a bit too long, as well - a much shorter time, maybe 2 minutes, would probably make this more fun (since then it'd be a matter of how many mini-screens you can manage to make before the timer expires).
Wow, I just spent 10 minutes dividing a square into 16384 smaller ones. But somehow, I don't feel like I wasted time. Filling in the holes is oddly satisfying, and the colors and the music help a lot. I guess this was thought as a silly joke (I hope so...), but if there was actually some strategy to it or some kind of counteracting force and not just a timer, this could be quite interesting.
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I finished with 0:42 left. :P Funny idea.
Would work better as a quad tree tutorial :P
I don't really see much fun this rather than a time killer; it was fun at the beginning but continue doing the same thing for 5 minutes may cause a great decline in interest.
And I thought you will discover some painting when light up most of the screens, :D
Good job!
The game drags on for a bit too long, as well - a much shorter time, maybe 2 minutes, would probably make this more fun (since then it'd be a matter of how many mini-screens you can manage to make before the timer expires).