1964 World's Fair Engineer
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Gameplay Link:
http://barkingdoginteractive.com/1964/
Source Code:
http://barkingdoginteractive.com/1964/source.zip
The year is 1964.
Your engineering team has been tapped by your visionary boss to design, construct, and test a heartwarming attraction for the upcoming 1964 World's Fair, a new type of ride that will feature boats that families can enter and float through delightful scenes of children singing and dancing.
Audience reaction is everything, and staying on budget is difficult. As project lead, you must iterate your designs in front of your test audiences, improving their reaction on each pitch. And you need to make efficient use of the water pumps, lighting, and motors that drive the animated characters.
The game is played as a sort of "all at once" deck builder, where each turn, you lay out your entire deck as a panorama of cards showing the ride. Each card has a special power, and by being clever about the order you activate your card and the choices you make when you do - and which ones to reject outright - you can iterate your ride designs over and over until you have a large, wonderful attraction worthy of the World's Fair...and perhaps beyond.
Tags: web, html, html5, javascript, webgl
Screenshots
Gameplay Link:
http://barkingdoginteractive.com/1964/
Source Code:
http://barkingdoginteractive.com/1964/source.zip
The year is 1964.
Your engineering team has been tapped by your visionary boss to design, construct, and test a heartwarming attraction for the upcoming 1964 World's Fair, a new type of ride that will feature boats that families can enter and float through delightful scenes of children singing and dancing.
Audience reaction is everything, and staying on budget is difficult. As project lead, you must iterate your designs in front of your test audiences, improving their reaction on each pitch. And you need to make efficient use of the water pumps, lighting, and motors that drive the animated characters.
The game is played as a sort of "all at once" deck builder, where each turn, you lay out your entire deck as a panorama of cards showing the ride. Each card has a special power, and by being clever about the order you activate your card and the choices you make when you do - and which ones to reject outright - you can iterate your ride designs over and over until you have a large, wonderful attraction worthy of the World's Fair...and perhaps beyond.
Tags: web, html, html5, javascript, webgl