Draw shapes in the sky to make beautiful fireworks! But do it quick!
Instructions: Mouse only. Click on circles and draw them following the dotted lines!
Theme: I chose the "growing" theme for this compo entry. And I must admit I don't really fit it. Fireworks? Yes! Growing like flowers is the sky! ;) My goal was only to make an interesting game and spend good time doing it. Goal reached!
Notes: Source files will come on next few days: too tired to wait files to upload (it's 3AM here!)
I wish I had more time to work on a tutorial, it's very sad to see people that don't understand :( sorry guys! The gameplay is very easy: just click on circles in the sky. While clicking, draw the shapes following dotted circle.
@Anshul : Thank you! This game was indeed meant to be exported on android, but you know, I didn't really had the time to deal with mobile platform issues in addition of other platforms :s
@Everyone: the WebGL issue is not fixed after all. As the problem seems to be linked with the last version of Unity, I think I will not be able to fix it.
Nice game, original, but it has got some issues with detecting the circles. I am for 100% sure I've drawn my circles correctly, but it still doesn't turn into fireworks sometimes.
Also, the particles created by the fireworks could use some work ;)
This game confused me somewhat. I wasn't really sure that what I was doing was working, or that it was what I was supposed to be doing at all. I got 900 points, though I'm not entirely sure what I did to earn them. But it was very pretty, and an interesting idea!
Okay, this one might be my favorite so far. It's so chill and calm and has a great atmosphere, audio, and graphics. And it's a compo game?! Seriously, good freakin' work here. I love this.
Relaxing... I couldn't get a single firework at first, until I slowed down my drawing. With some chilled-out music this would be even better. Good job.
I enjoyed this a lot! The look and especially the sound of the fireworks was very cool. The game was very therapeutic and I could see it going with some ambient music. 2300 people enjoyed the fireworks! So I feel pretty good about that. :) Nice job!
It really looks stunning and I liked the atmospheric sounds, however I tried a full game and half without managing to make a single firework explode. So I think that there's a desperate need to either make the game more forgiving/increase tolerance, include visual instructions on how to do it, and/or have dynamic feed-back while playing showing when you are on the right track and when you fail.
Thank you everyone for your comments! I know there is a lot of issues with feedbacks, and I think this is this particular point that make the game hard to play (this, and the mouse instead of a touch screen). For instance, when you miss to draw a circle, the trail renderer continues: it's not obvious that you missed.
Once again, thanks to all of you. I'm really glad a lot of people enjoyed my game, even with its imperfections.
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Wasn't sure where the game was, I could drag the mouse over the scene, but couldn't interact with it.
I wish I had more time to work on a tutorial, it's very sad to see people that don't understand :( sorry guys!
The gameplay is very easy: just click on circles in the sky. While clicking, draw the shapes following dotted circle.
@Everyone: the WebGL issue is not fixed after all. As the problem seems to be linked with the last version of Unity, I think I will not be able to fix it.
They worked sometimes but not others. Maybe I don't have a steady enough hand...
Also, the particles created by the fireworks could use some work ;)
Well executed mechanic. But I think it should be more clear when we miss the circle.
Good Work kudos
I've made a short let's play video if you want to check it out x)
I know there is a lot of issues with feedbacks, and I think this is this particular point that make the game hard to play (this, and the mouse instead of a touch screen).
For instance, when you miss to draw a circle, the trail renderer continues: it's not obvious that you missed.
Once again, thanks to all of you. I'm really glad a lot of people enjoyed my game, even with its imperfections.