Your monster buddies have gotten trapped in a strange city, and something unknown is affecting their monstrous viciousness. Use the subway lines to get them out of there!
Objective: Get 5 monsters to the portal
Game creation info: The map is from Washington DC's metro system. I built the game so I'll be able to integrate more easily, but I don't have time this weekend. I created the game using Angular, Sass, Yeoman, animate.css, and Grunt.
I also used Sublime Text, Sketch, Photoshop, fish, and cfxr.
Very cool. I actually really like the idea of making a game to adjust to a new city. I may be doing that next year, so I'll have to keep that in mind. But I had fun with this one!
My only thoughts would be it was a little too easy to get bottled up in the ends. Though maybe that's DC transit's problem not yours.
I had a really hard time understanding exactly how this game is played. It feels like there isn't quite enough feedback to really understand what you can/cannot do and why. This is unfortunate, because the idea of competitive subway navigation is actually a really cool one. The thought of there being a game where you need to find more efficient train routes than an opponent sounds really appealing, and I think this could be that game with a little more polishing up.
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This could make a good mobile game.
My only thoughts would be it was a little too easy to get bottled up in the ends. Though maybe that's DC transit's problem not yours.
This is unfortunate, because the idea of competitive subway navigation is actually a really cool one. The thought of there being a game where you need to find more efficient train routes than an opponent sounds really appealing, and I think this could be that game with a little more polishing up.
Pros:
-Neat concept
-Cute monsters
Cons:
-Difficult to grasp at first
-Kinda simple