Thou Lines
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Congratulations on your new job as an assistant prompter! You must now help the actors deliver their lines by giving them the correct prompts at the right time. Read their script, give them hints and keep the audience and the critics pleased!
The show happens here:
Mouse (Drag and drop)
On the top of the screen you can read the script. Cards with white background (frame color) are known lines. Cards with a colored background are unknown by the actors. Their background (frame) color indicates which actor that line belongs to.
On the bottom of your screen, you have your hint cards you can give to the actors. When an unknown card reaches the pointer in the middle of the script line, drag and drop the correct hint card to the correct actor to increase the audience satisfaction.
Give the wrong card, or to the wrong actor, or at the wrong time and the audience score will decrease. You also lose points if you delay the hint for too long. If your audience score drops too low it is game over. The more correct hints you give, the better your final score will be.
Break a leg!
Art:
Juliette Corrieu (@juliettecorrieu)
Music:
Yara Liz (@yaralizmusic)
Florian Bel (@bel.florian)
Programming:
Georgios Venizelos
Quentin Verlhac (@quentinverlhac)
The show happens here:
Controls:
Mouse (Drag and drop)
Rules:
On the top of the screen you can read the script. Cards with white background (frame color) are known lines. Cards with a colored background are unknown by the actors. Their background (frame) color indicates which actor that line belongs to.
On the bottom of your screen, you have your hint cards you can give to the actors. When an unknown card reaches the pointer in the middle of the script line, drag and drop the correct hint card to the correct actor to increase the audience satisfaction.
Give the wrong card, or to the wrong actor, or at the wrong time and the audience score will decrease. You also lose points if you delay the hint for too long. If your audience score drops too low it is game over. The more correct hints you give, the better your final score will be.
Break a leg!
Credits:
Art:
Juliette Corrieu (@juliettecorrieu)
Music:
Yara Liz (@yaralizmusic)
Florian Bel (@bel.florian)
Programming:
Georgios Venizelos
Quentin Verlhac (@quentinverlhac)