The premise didn't sound as fun as it actually was in reality. Trying to be quick to gather as much information as possible during the window you got was fun. And when you had themes getting back into rotation you could try to remember what you learn the first time around. Really solid game!
@organicpencil Sorry, that part was/is not yet implemented, and I forgot to remove the button. Nice to hear that it can be run in Linux. I didn't know that it was possible because it needs "Microsoft Visual C++ redistrib 2015-2019 Redistributable (x64)".
@evgenimp you can remove/change the decks modifying the options.ini file. Just remove the line with the image, or add your own atlas image (4x4).
``` [eCard.ImageDescriptor.file] type = values default = 0 active = 2 value = res\assets\images\ace-159856.png value = res\assets\images\Animal-Cartoons.png value = res\assets\images\Animals.png value = res\assets\images\zodiac.png value = res\assets\images\zodiac2.png ```
I played this one on stream last night! unfortunately the VOD got muted, so no link :(
this one was really relaxing! on the later levels it gets pretty interesting, because you're basically playing 5 different games of memory at the same time haha
This was unexpectedly fun! I am usually really bad at these memory games, but here you only had to remember where the cards were for 10 seconds. After that I could wipe my memory and relearn the position of the cards :)
The various art styles of the cards were very different, such that I was never confused when they changed. The only minor thing I found was that the cards with the constellations (the dark blue ones) were hard to distinguish from one another.
Another thing I liked was that the cards did not change position every 10 seconds. It often happened to me that I thought of a combination just before the cards changed. Because the cards were still in the same spot I could still get that combination.
All in all a very interesting twist on a classic game. Really well done! :D
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On Linux, I got it running in a 64-bit wineprefix with vcrun2019. It crashes when I click ABOUT, but the rest of the game seems to be functional.
Nice to hear that it can be run in Linux. I didn't know that it was possible because it needs "Microsoft Visual C++ redistrib 2015-2019 Redistributable (x64)".
It was cool, well done!!
```
[eCard.ImageDescriptor.file]
type = values
default = 0
active = 2
value = res\assets\images\ace-159856.png
value = res\assets\images\Animal-Cartoons.png
value = res\assets\images\Animals.png
value = res\assets\images\zodiac.png
value = res\assets\images\zodiac2.png
```
Thank you all for your comments and ratings.
@daandruff @rinkuji @andreadbx @eerongal @zerbu @organicpencil @mrbamboo @tybantarnusa @thebutterapple24 @thatzniko @chillertyp @evgenimp
this one was really relaxing! on the later levels it gets pretty interesting, because you're basically playing 5 different games of memory at the same time haha
The various art styles of the cards were very different, such that I was never confused when they changed. The only minor thing I found was that the cards with the constellations (the dark blue ones) were hard to distinguish from one another.
Another thing I liked was that the cards did not change position every 10 seconds. It often happened to me that I thought of a combination just before the cards changed. Because the cards were still in the same spot I could still get that combination.
All in all a very interesting twist on a classic game. Really well done! :D