"Botti" is a little memory game targeted for kids. It's about a robot finding his way through a minefield to get to the plutonium energy he desperately needs.
http://www.craftinglegends.com/games/Botti/web/
The system shows you the correct path, you have to memorize it, there is a short pause and then you click and drag the robot the same path. (Had touch controls in mind for this.)
It is not really finished and it is possible that I will add one or two things later/tomorrow. Another possible scenario is letting it rest for a few weeks and then returning to it.
UPDATE 1: added difficulty levels and countdown timer
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Intuitive gameplay with addictive gameplay, l like it very much.
@Bobbo Thank you for playing it. It has now become a bit more difficult because there is a pause between the path shown and you dragging the path. And the difficulty adjusts to your play. If I would expand this game, I would probably add a difficulty selection at the beginning.
The paths are created by brute force:
- pick a place at one of the edges
- for count of desired steps (difficulty): random direction to a field that is not already in the path and that is not neighbour to a field in the path (with the exception of the field coming from)
Sometimes the path gets stuck in the corner with too few steps, so the complete search is just repeated until a path with desired steps is found.
This was neat and I could see my kids playing it.
Just out of curiosity, how did you generate the paths?