You are a photographer, and at the same time you're looking for your child's toy. Using some old inverted photos with a vintage camera screen, find the toy with rhythm and patience.
For the pictures, they're recycled and edited photos taken from my camera.
Unity Web Player is required to play this game. You can also try it in your Android devices by downloading and installing the apk to your device.
Nice-looking (and sounding), but very frustrating. For a rhythm game, the actual rhythm is very de-emphasized. This needs either pulsing music and flashing (ruining the mood) or doing away with rhythm mechanics.
I love this! I wish it were more forgiving. Having more than one strike before I'm out would make it so much more playable. But the look, the mood, and the use of the theme are great!
This is such an aesthetically gorgeous game! I didn't find it too hard, though I did have to start over to read the rules. The sound design is so nice and the SFX fit perfectly. I even found myself wishing for more levels... great job.
Beautiful, interesting animations and pictures and a trying exercise in patience. I found it more enjoyable when I forced myself to not look at the timer.
Great mood, and nice pictures! I join others, I wish I had more than one chance to make it before I loose. Great, and original concept, though. Well done!
I'm not really a fan of games like these. I'm not going to lie. I probably would have been a bigger fan if the instructions were less contradictory. It says "Be patient" and all that, but instead of the counter restarting you have to start over. I understand being rhythmic and having to click at the end of each cycle, but don't say "Be patient if you can't" And then start them over (although that is a different kind of patience). I will say it was a very nice looking game, and the sounds were great. I may not play your post compo version (if you make one) but I hope to see you make more games. -Kain Oborin.
"Is it merely a matter of uncovering the pictures?" Yes, because the game is about recovering the inverted pictures. The photographer uses it to interpret on what it is :D
It's kind of confusing. The instructions, I don't know, but something about them just makes them unclear. Eventually I figured out how to do it, I think...but it seems to be VERY unforgiving. I spent 5 minutes on it, not getting more than 3 or 4 'clears' before I did something wrong and it reset. I think it's cool that you seem to be going for a specific mood, but I was never really able to get into the game enough to feel it...
The game wasn't my style but I can tell it is unique, completely fresh and well made. The sound effects and music were perfect. The reset sound is still stuck in my head.
It is a nice game and I'm still trying to pass the picture 2 hahaha. Definitely patience is required. The idea is quite innovative and fits well with the theme. Also, has nice graphics and sounds. Nice work ^_^
I had to load the game twice to make sense of it: instructions should be up front in the splash screen and credits send to the end of the game. Also the first picture (level, I guess) could be a lot easier. Sound and music are fine.
Try mine, http://ludumdare.com/compo/ludum-dare-31/?action=preview&uid=44154